The phrase "attributable substantially to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasons or causes behind a particular outcome or situation, emphasizing that a significant portion of the cause can be linked to something specific.
Example: "The project's success is attributable substantially to the team's hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "largely due to" or "mainly as a result of".
Similar results were, however, found in Kinlen's studies of rural new towns (Kinlen et al, 1990) and of rural areas receiving large numbers of evacuees in wartime (Kinlen and John, 1994), where the population mixing was attributable substantially or even totally to children.
Of growing concern are noncommunicable chronic diseases and conditions that have been shown to contribute substantially to the alcohol-attributable burden of disease (Rehm et al. 2009).
Altogether, these data suggest that the improved treatment efficacy of sh Becn1-MSCs in EAE may be attributable to substantially reduced activation and expansion of myelin-specific CD4+ T cells.
Given the high population attributable fraction, the prevention of IPV should be a public health priority as its prevention would contribute substantially to a reduction in mental disorders.
But JLR adds substantially to his difficulties.
C.B. contributed substantially to revisions.
Mental disorders contribute substantially to the global burden of disease, accounting for 15% of all disability-adjusted-life-years and up to 30% of those attributable to non-communicable diseases[ 1, 2].
Parents already contribute substantially to primary education.
It is also noteworthy that although genetic factors contribute substantially to population variability in the risk for alcohol dependence, genetically informative designs reveal that recovery from alcohol dependence is attributable entirely to environmental influences.
Therefore, significant changes in BOLD signal detected by contrast (condition with distractor vs. condition without distractor) at each task load are likely not to be substantially attributable to differences in performance errors between task conditions.
