The phrase "as a natural attribute" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a quality or characteristic that is inherent or intrinsic to someone or something.
Example: "Her ability to empathize with others is seen as a natural attribute that enhances her effectiveness as a counselor."
Alternatives: "as an inherent quality" or "as an innate characteristic".
I'm told that it's a natural attribute as a woman to want to organise, care, be empathetic and run a home.
Then as now, the sea breeze ranks as a pre-eminent Long Island natural attribute.
"… justice, goodness, and all the other moral attributes of God are as essential to the divine nature as the natural attributes of eternity, infinity, and the like" (1738, 120).
Unease on this score is increased with the reflection that what qualifies a person as able or disabled (or for that matter as talented or untalented) is not simply a function of her natural attributes but is rather a function of the mesh between her natural attributes and the traits that are valued by people given the organization of society (Buchanan et al. 2000: chapter 3 and 7; Wikler 1983).
In this, he is aided by his natural attributes, although, as a ballet dancer with whom he has a brief relationship tells him, the size of his penis could frighten some gay men off: "They'd throw it over one shoulder and burp it and weep".
In extreme cold, you can't think that your natural attributes will work as well as they usually do.
The surge may better be attributed as a natural consequence of the continued high growth in Android smartphone adoption this quarter, particularly in regions such as China and Russia.
"The beard is a natural male attribute – indeed, it's the men who shave that break the 'natural' order".
Flaunt your natural attributes, and when you meet a nice boy or girl, don't choke.
Take advantage of your natural attributes; if your hair is wavy, choose a haircut that suits wavy hair.
He has some of the natural attributes.
