"as ascribed" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is generally used to indicate that something has been allocated or assigned in a particular role or position, usually in an authoritative manner. For example: "The power of the king was as ascribed by the ancient royal decree."
Hence, the difference in RESET current and energy consumption cannot be as ascribed to the random variation of uncertain conductive filament formation.
OBJECTIVES: The aim of this study was to compare Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) pattern diagnosis and acupuncture point selection for persons with frequent headache, as ascribed by three highly trained, licensed acupuncturists.
SPECT/CT of the dog pelvic area revealed multiple sites of uptake, measuring as low as 1 cm, or 2.7 ± 1.2 cm in average, as ascribed by CT to sacro-iliac lymphadenopathies.
There is a Big Dipper Sound, as ascribed by the artist himself in the pornographically droll and ebola infectious song "Drip Drop".
Once you get past the vivid imagination and fairy-tale nature of these "loopholes," each loophole has a nugget of information that can lead our Legislature to draft the rules and regulations for the Department of Health to follow (as ascribed in section "(d)Duties of the Department") to avoid the apocalyptic scenarios of VNO2.
One way the team did this was utilizing known narratives of the Ohlone, as ascribed by previous ethnographers who recorded the sacred narratives of various Ohlone elders in the missions across the Bay, well as the narratives telling of other central California cosmologies to make references about what the meaning of the possible kinship between the animals and the Ohlone in these burials were.
We interpret it as ascribing the semantic value of 'swims' to the semantic value of 'Dara'.
Zalta maintains that in English, the copula 'is' — as in 'a is F' — is ambiguous; it can be read as ascribing either property exemplification or property encoding.
As indicated, the propositional relation encoding ascription is simply a matter of it possessing the relational property of being interpreted by us as ascribing the property of swimming to Dara.
To begin with, since "quantum fields" are operator valued it is not clear in which sense QFT should be describing physical fields, i.e. as ascribing physical properties to points in space.
(See [Soames 1998].) In this section I examined the thesis that seemingly singular existential and negative existential sentences are really general existentials, which are then treated as ascribing the property of being instantiated or not instantiated to some property.
