The phrase "attaching credibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of adding or enhancing the trustworthiness or reliability of a statement, argument, or source.
Example: "The researcher is attaching credibility to her findings by citing reputable sources and conducting thorough experiments."
Alternatives: "adding legitimacy" or "enhancing trustworthiness".
The suspension of flights to and from Egypt is the first sign that Moscow is attaching credibility to the theory, but the Kremlin continued to insist there is no presumption of a bomb.
In the foreground, #Reset was about attaching credibility to their music.
In addition, detailed training of study staff on hospital epidemiology and healthcare-associated infection content was critical for attaching credibility and importance to the surveys.
The Pentagon official also attached high credibility to reports that 1,200 Taliban fighters and 40 commanders defected at Kondoz, a northern Afghanistan town closed to Northern Alliance positions.
That's never been said in this war, and I don't think anybody outside the immediate environs of the government and its most staunch supporters will attach any credibility to that claim.
A yes vote would pave the way for Britain to enter monetary union in 2004, with euro notes and coin circulating a few months later.As the election campaign drew to a close, developments in the currency markets suggested that dealers were beginning to attach some credibility to this scenario.
One explanation advanced for the existence of nonprofit firms contends that in markets where the customer requires unverifiable service quality, customers will attach more credibility to promised quality from providers that are not motivated by profit (Hansmann 1980; Easley and O'Hara 1983; Holtmann 1983; Chillemi and Gui 1991; Mark 1996; Bilodeau and Slivinski 1998; Glaeser and Shleifer 2001 1.
If Bayesian updating is assumed, this would mean that there is lack of information from extension services to update the perception of the farmers or the farmers attach less credibility (or probability of being true) to the information provided by extension staff.
Five years ago, few would have attached any credibility to an online certification.
"We mustn't fall into the trap of attaching too much credibility to the words of a leader - President Assad - who has presided over so many war crimes and crimes against humanity," Mr Hague said.
"This is a company that had a lot of credibility attached to management, and that credibility is damaged now," said Philip Lawlor of Royal London Asset Management.
