The phrase "attributable here" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something can be assigned or credited to a specific source or context in the current discussion.
Example: "The increase in sales is largely attributable here to our new marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "assignable in this context" or "creditable in this instance".
Because socioeconomic status influences both the likelihood of admission during an acute illness and nutritional intake, the attributable fractions presented here may be an underestimate.
The definition of population attributable fraction used here is thus the mean proportion in risk reduction over seven years that would be obtained if a specific exposure was entirely eliminated from the population while the distribution of other risk factors remains unchanged.
But Vincent Capozzi, senior vice president for sales and customer service at Harvard Pilgrim, said that only one percentage point of the increases here was attributable to the federal law, mainly its requirement for free coverage of preventive services.
More than 65% of deaths here are attributable to some form of cancer or cardiovascular disease.
The efficient DNA recovery here was attributable to the rubbing of the tongue inside the mouth for 15 seconds, which ensures an efficient desquamation of the oral mucosa.
The attributable environmental fractions used here are regional fractions, and not national as is the case for the indicators used in the first part of the country profile.
The role of the promoter region of GSTP1 needs further study to verify whether the association reported here is attributable to LD with another functional SNP or its own functionality as a TCF-1 binding site.
We applied a Bayesian sparse linear mixed model (BSLMM: Zhou et al., 2013) to further partition this additive genetic PVE into two components: a component attributable to cis-SNPs (here, all SNPs within 200 kb of a gene) and a component attributable to trans-SNPs (all other sites in the genome).
Average number of pedestrian deaths attributable to cyclists each year here?
And of course it wrestles with the mammoth concerns of Greek tragedy, the hyperbolic emotions, mad acts and grotesque consequences that in Aeschylus were propelled by the gods but here are more attributable to Freud.
