The phrase "attributable to falling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or reason for something, particularly in contexts related to decline or decrease.
Example: "The recent drop in sales is largely attributable to falling consumer confidence."
Alternatives: "due to a decline" or "resulting from a decrease".
Part of the slump in domestic spending is attributable to falling exports, which force firms to cut investment and lay off workers.
Hence, the favorable impact of auctions on recent PPA prices is not certain to be directly attributable to falling technology and project costs.
In addition, healthcare costs attributable to falling are substantial and are expected to increase as the population ages [ 7].
Costs and health outcomes attributable to fall prevention following vitamin D supplementation.
In 2010, in Massachusetts, costs attributable to falls were $512 million for inpatient care, $100 million for emergency room visits, and $19 million for observation hospital stays, a total of $631 million in direct medical care expenditures (Massachusetts Department of Public Health 2014).
The majority of these costs are attributable to falls in adults aged 75 years and older [ 11].
It has been estimated that total health costs attributable to fall-related injuries will practically triple in the next 50 years.
In reality, more than 90% of inpatient falls do not result in physical injuries, but the costs attributable to falls are highly skewed to those that resulted in physical injuries [ 14].
In reality, more than 90% of inpatient falls do not result in physical injuries [ 2], but the costs attributable to falls are highly skewed to those that result in physical injuries.
4 In Japan, the annual health and long-term care costs attributable to falls are about 730 thousand million Japanese yen in 2002, which amounts to roughly 5% of the entire health and long-term care costs.
The proportion of low-trauma fractures attributable to falls among the Western community-dwelling elderly was within the range of 0.860 0.950 for fractures at all sites or the hip (five determinations).
