The phrase "attributable to some" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or source of something, often in a context where you are attributing a result or effect to a particular factor or group.
Example: "The increase in sales can be attributed to some innovative marketing strategies implemented last quarter."
Alternatives: "due to certain" or "ascribable to some".
Because these exposure estimates are both specific for traffic particles and based on monitoring data, this gives greater assurance that the association we observed is not entirely attributable to some other attribute of the GIS traffic estimates.
It is attributable to some enlightened leaders who ultimately led the world in the right direction.
This may be attributable to some areas not having enough availability to care for people in the community, as opposed to in mental health hospitals and units".
Are they just klutzes over there?' " If the epidemic is indeed attributable to some regional lack of coördination, then Vineyarders have taken oafishness to almost artistic heights.
It is quite revealing to learn that certain people whose stomach trouble we had supposed attributable to some chemical malardroitness are in fact deficient, not calorifically but aesthetically.
Some of the blame does rub off on people in Trenton, as the Whitman administration's experiments with E-ZPass and auto inspections demonstrated, but after a few painful years everything is attributable to some long-ago governor, maybe even a dead one.
In a 2008 French study, 88% of patients reported "at least one undesirable side-effect that could possibly be attributable to Baclofen", some so unbearable that patients had to stop treatment.
Unlike SCC which is generally acknowledged to be 100% attributable to HPV, some small proportion of rare histological variants of ADC (nonmucinous adenocarcinomas including clear cell, serous, and mesonephric carcinomas) likely arise independently of exposure to HPV [ 46, 47].
The size effect is also likely to be attributable to charisma to some extent.
There are slow spots in this two-and-a-half-hour play, some attributable to the script's age, some to imperfect pacing.
But with those test gains not directly attributable to the check, some will wonder why pupils are still being put through it.
