The phrase "attributable to the progressive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing causes or reasons related to progressive movements, policies, or changes.
Example: "The recent changes in the policy are largely attributable to the progressive agenda that has gained traction in recent years."
Alternatives: "due to the progressive" or "resulting from the progressive".
In line with these countrywide mortality findings, previous studies on NHL incidence trends in several Spanish regions have also reported a recent attenuation of the long-term epidemic increase in NHL [ 6, 13], which was mainly attributable to the progressive introduction and subsequent full implementation of modern diagnostic procedures.
The findings, taken together with results of previous surveys in Israel, and a separate parallel study in Jordan (Dabbas and Al-Zoubi 2000) showing average levels of approximately 2.0 μg/dL, suggest that the decline in PbB levels in children in the region is attributable to the progressive phasing out of leaded gasoline.
Large increases in diffusion coefficient and relaxation times were attributable to the phase separation and the progressive development of pores within the gel.
In the early phase, survival rates drop steeply due to critical illness, followed by a phase of smaller decline (caused by patient characteristics and development of CKD) and later on by a flatter survival curve attributable to the high cardiovascular mortality of progressive CKD [ 4].
Most of the foam-filled tubes collapse in a progressive mode, exhibiting noticeable advantages in crashworthiness, attributable to the interaction between tubal wall and foam filler.
How many might be considered "attributable" to the disaster?
The proportion of delays attributable to social care was 34.4% in September; the remainder were attributable to the NHS and social care, up from 30.8% a year ago.
Are the failures registered by the IfG attributable to the civil service or to coalition ministers?
