The phrase "attributable to road" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing causes or factors related to road conditions, incidents, or statistics.
Example: "The increase in traffic accidents this year is largely attributable to road maintenance issues."
Alternatives: "due to road" or "resulting from road".
In the developed world around half the cost is attributable to road transport alone.
Transportation is one of the main sources of GHGs, with more than two-thirds of transport-related GHG emissions attributable to road vehicles.
A study by Court-Brown et al. [5] found that only 3.2%% of such fractures occur below the age 40 with all of them attributable to road traffic accidents.
Approximately 4000 deaths each day are directly attributable to road traffic collisions [ 2].
The majority of these deaths are attributable to road traffic injuries, falls, drowning, poisoning and burns [ 1].
This study is the first ever attempt to examine mortality data attributable to road traffic crashes from a national sample mortality surveillance system in Vietnam.
One area where fatalities have gone up is attributable to inadequate road design".
There is an increasing burden of surgical diseases in Africa attributable to trauma (road traffic injuries), burns, and other noncommunicable diseases such as cancer, increasing the need for surgeons.
In samples of total suspended particulate (TSP) taken in three locations in California's South Coast Air Basin, 5 12% of the allergenicity of TSP was attributable to paved road dust (Miguel et al. 1999).
The injury rate from motor-vehicle crashes has steadily declined since the 1920s in many parts of the world, in part attributable to improvements in road-related infrastructure [ 41].
On the other hand, in Hong Kong a large proportion of ambient air pollution is attributable to pollution emissions from road traffic (Wong et al. 2002b).
