The phrase "ascribed in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attribution of a quality, characteristic, or idea to a particular source or context.
Example: "The theory was ascribed in a recent study to the influence of social media on public opinion."
Alternatives: "attributed to a" or "assigned in a".
In that approach, the resources were ascribed in a randomly and uncorrelated way.
However, recent approaches to migration influenced by environmental change call into question the notion that migration can be ascribed in a singular way to particular environmental causes or events.
The discrepancies in the literature were ascribed in a large extent to a lack of rigorous methodology, preparation of samples as well as anti-P-gp antibodies varying from a study to another [ 32, 33].
His "Collected Poems" has the same moving and ambiguous power that he ascribed, in an early poem, to yet another fountain, this one in "Caserta Garden": **{:.break one} ** A childhood by this fountain wondering Would leave impress of circle-mysteries: One would have faith that the unjustest thing Had geometric grace past what one sees.
His "Collected Poems" has the same moving and ambiguous power that he ascribed, in an early poem, to yet another fountain, this one in "Caserta Garden": A childhood by this fountain wondering Would leave impress of circle-mysteries: One would have faith that the unjustest thing Had geometric grace past what one sees.
Its figures for 2010 found that of 3,338 factors ascribed in incidents where a cyclist was injured, a lack of lights in the dark or in poor visibility totalled just 38 of them.
Conversely the clinging of the pagan authors to an outmoded form may be ascribed in part to a conservative resistance to the Christian ideas.
Besides, the high luxation rate following the classical approach may possibly be ascribed in part to a genetic predisposition for patellar luxation in sheep [ 50].
Mutations of this region give rise to Knobloch syndrome, which is characterised by aberrant ocular development ascribed in part to a failure of regression blood vessels in the vitreous after birth and a failure of development of the retinal vasculature (Fukai et al, 2002).
Data from the Lebanese Order of Nurses report that a total of 6,026 nurses are ascribed in their database; but an estimated 2,000 additional nurses have yet to register.
This anti-fibrotic effect of PPARα activators was also observed in hypertensive cardiomyopathy and was ascribed in these models to an anti-inflammatory action [ 38- 40].
