The phrase "attributable to the projects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the causes or reasons for certain outcomes or results that are linked to specific projects.
Example: "The increase in revenue is largely attributable to the projects implemented last quarter."
Alternatives: "due to the projects" or "resulting from the projects".
the public transportation costs attributable to the project.
It acknowledged that greenhouse gas emissions cause climate change but said "the direct emissions attributable to the project are small compared to GHG emissions on a national scale".
Recommendations of the Secretary of the Interior shall be as specific as is practicable with respect to features recommended for wildlife conservation and development, lands to be utilized or acquired for such purposes, the results expected, and shall describe the damage to wildlife attributable to the project and the measures proposed for mitigating or compensating for these damages.
To what extent are these changes attributable to the project?
Recurrent costs include the incremental staff costs and the operation and maintenance costs attributable to the project, and usually represent the level of costs that the borrower (usually the government) will need to maintain after the project is completed.
This sparked discussions between the MOH and partners and interest in the overall impact of the project approach, and whether achievements in the supported districts were attributable to the project or reflected improvements typical in all districts.
These estimates represent the potential increase in emissions attributable to the proposed Project if one assumed that approval or denial of the proposed Project would directly result in a change in production.
It was not clear how many generations of impacts should be attributable to the research project.
More error is attributable to the location of projected forest (8.6%) than to its area (6.2%).
And as we have already said, the great and disproportionate increase in acreage irrigated in Nebraska since 1910 as compared with the increase in Colorado and Wyoming is largely attributable to the North Platte Project.
