The phrase "ascribe change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attribution of change to a particular cause or factor.
Example: "Many experts ascribe change in climate patterns to human activity."
Alternatives: "attribute change" or "assign change."
It grapples with the question of when it will be safe to ascribe changes like those described in the Arizona study to human-driven climate change rather than statistically insignificant variability in the weather from year to year.
To ascribe changes of the variables to vitamin D intake, the intervention was performed during fall and winter, when dermal vitamin D synthesis was negligible.
It is not possible to ascribe changes in perception of the immediate neighbourhood to any one component of the urban renewal program.
Due to the low number of patients that died because of Legionella infection, it is difficult to ascribe changes in mortality because of the use of quinolones rather than macrolides, although it is not possible to exclude it.
It's that personal drama that leads the convert to ascribe the change to God.
But that explains neither why American assets have done better than most nor why the rally in Treasury bonds, which should flee inflation like leprosy.Others ascribe the change of mood to a sudden dislike of risky assets, as if investors had woken up on May 11th with a pressing need to dump Brazilian shares or copper futures and buy something safer.
Because other rTFA isomers were increased in the rTFA-enriched butter (eg, 18 2 t increased by 56% compared with the control butter), it was therefore not possible to ascribe the change (or lack thereof) in plasma lipids in our study to vaccenic acid alone.
Interestingly, while all of our subjects lost weight, the weight loss was not associated with changes in FMD or with reductions in markers of inflammation and so it is difficult to directly ascribe the changes in FMD to changes in body weight or indirectly through the influence this might have had on inflammation.
This limits our ability to explore whether their partners would recognise the same changes in their relationship and ascribe these changes to SASA!
Mr. Lehane ascribed this change to rising gun violence across the nation.
