The phrase "attributable to book" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be missing an article, such as "the" or "a," before "book."
Example: "The errors in the report are attributable to the book's outdated information."
Alternatives: "due to the book" or "resulting from the book".
The curator of the show, Thelma Golden, is credited with coining the term post-black art in relation to that exhibit, although some suggest the term is attributable to the 1995 book The End of Blackness by Debra Dickerson, who is a favorite of Johnson.
Mr. Gioia said that the decline in book reading might be attributable to a falloff in the reading of nonfiction, although he offered no explicit evidence of that.
Pete Dunne, vice president of the New Jersey Audubon Society, and a prolific writer about birds, with half a dozen books to his name, says part of the increase in birding -- and bird book publishing -- is attributable to aging baby boomers.
All of that, I think, is largely attributable to Dawn's generosity and loyalty to her community, her employees, and the book business.
His 2009 book, "A Farewell to Alms", reckoned that Britain's Industrial Revolution was attributable to faster breeding among the rich, which raised the population's underlying competence.
People tend to attribute things to pure achievement that are, in fact, not attributable to achievement.
Elizabeth Kolbert suggests that the disinformation age, one now heavily driven by Internet rumor and falsehood, is largely attributable to the "paranoid style" of the far right, a term first invoked by the late historian Richard Hofstadter (Books, November 2nd).
Mark Mowls Cleveland, Ohio Elizabeth Kolbert suggests that the disinformation age, one now heavily driven by Internet rumor and falsehood, is largely attributable to the "paranoid style" of the far right, a term first invoked by the late historian Richard Hofstadter (Books, November 2nd).
My colleague Freya Williams just released a new book, Green Giants, which focuses on 9 brands with over $1 billion in annual revenues that are "directly attributable to a product, service, or line of business with sustainability or social good at its core".
Research from UNSCEAR, however, suggests "there is no evidence of a major public health impact attributable to radiation exposure 20 years after the accident," according to the World Nuclear Association, but not everyone agrees with Chernobyl being a closed book.
