The phrase "attributable its" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The increase in sales is attributable to its effective marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "due to its" or "ascribed to its".
In 2009 Facebook dethroned MySpace as the most popular social media site, its success primarily attributable to its simpler interface.
In other words, the West's "victory" in the Cold War is hardly just attributable to its tendency to leave its poor to pull themselves up (or not) by their own bootstraps.
Its biological role is attributable to its properties as a transition metal.
Linseed oil has been used for centuries in paints and varnishes because of its unique drying properties attributable to its distinctive fatty acid composition [ 6].
This wide spectrum of cardiovascular-protective effects may be attributable to its activation of AMPK and its downstream pathways.
In comparison, ME (0.05 0.25 mg/mL) significantly attenuated LPS-induced cytotoxicity in a dose-dependent manner, indicating its cytoprotective effect may be attributable to its anti-inflammatory activity.
Its anti-tumor activity is partly attributable to its binding to and inactivation of E2F proteins.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Viacom said that "at least half of its 20percentt growth in U.S. subscription-fee revenue was attributable" to its new digital-licensing deals, including the one it recently negotiated with Netflix.
The daily deal company, however, lost $350 million, most of that attributable to its very aggressive international expansion (7,000 out of its 10,000 employees are overseas).
Variation in pyrrhotite behaviour across deposits has been found attributable to its varying magnetisms, crystallography, and non-stoichiometric compositions of its mineralogy [9, 14].
