"as well attributed" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to mean that something is given or assigned to a particular cause, person, or thing. For example: "He was credited with the invention, the success of the project was as well attributed to his hard work."
But in Mr. Bush, these are, as well, attributes that have enhanced neither wisdom nor competence.
One might as well attribute the Arab uprising to the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
Citizens and advocacy groups expressed outrage as well, attributing the president's omission to a reluctance to alienate those in his base sympathetic to the hate groups.
A sentinel analysis might conclude that the patient's deterioration was due to VAP but could just as well attribute decompensation to poor fluid management, barotrauma, thromboembolic disease, or lobar collapse secondary to mucous plugging.
Especially for using heterogenic MSCs, the host repair can be triggered as well, attributing to the autocrine/paracrine actions achieved by MSCs.
Hence, although cholesterol is essential for human brain development and function, it can as well be attributed to a potent role in mediating aggregation and neurotoxicity.
They may make more modest attributions — attributing success to both internal and external factors as well as attributing failure to internal factors and external factors.
If so, as well as attributing Wilde's conversion to Newman's graceful influence, perhaps this could be a miracle shared by two great Victorian Catholics.
TMZ reports that a fourth show in Los Angeles has been canceled as well and attributes the cancellations to low ticket sales.
As well as attributing symptoms to age rather than illness, older people may experience more symptoms simultaneously due to co-morbidities, making symptom interpretation more difficult.
