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The phrase "are usually attributable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the causes or reasons for a particular outcome or phenomenon, indicating that these causes are often linked to something specific.
Example: "The errors in the report are usually attributable to a lack of thorough review before submission."
Alternatives: "are often linked to" or "can typically be traced to".
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These are usually attributable to overactive sebaceous glands which produce an excess of sebum.
The results achieved are usually attributable to the modified vector constructs [13][35].
Less common causes of bladder rupture include urethral compression or stricture [ 3], which are usually attributable to injury, necrotic inflammation or scar tissue formation after surgery (urethrotomy).
These discrepancies are usually attributable to different sampling strategies and sample sizes, distinct statistical approaches used to estimate h, and use of distinct adjustments (different covariates).
The single nucleotide deletions are the result of the presence of "N-minus-1-mers" as contaminants in preparations of synthetic oligonucleotides while the base changes are usually attributable to polymerase mistakes that occur during PCR assembly.
The Trusts do not ordinarily consider asbestosis and lung cancer to have been environmentally acquired because these diseases are usually attributable to high asbestos levels seen with occupational exposures (31).
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David A. Harris, a law professor at the University of Pittsburgh who studies police accountability, said increases were usually attributable to local circumstances, including the drug trade and gang rivalries.
Lord Scott said: "Detection and exposure is, however, often difficult and, where it happens, is usually attributable to determined efforts by political opponents or investigative journalists or by both in tandem".
The latter activity is usually attributable to an Elovl5 enzyme.
Discordance was usually attributable to fetal growth restriction, most often in the second-born twin.
In steady-state SCD, hyperbilirubinaemia is usually attributable to haemolysis rather than hepatic disease.
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