The phrase "attributable to the scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasons or causes behind a particular outcome or phenomenon, particularly in contexts involving measurement or comparison.
Example: "The increase in production costs is largely attributable to the scale of operations we have implemented this year."
Alternatives: "due to the scale" or "resulting from the scale".
Consequently, the estimated number of worldwide deaths due to HIV/AIDS is declining, which is attributable to the scaling up of antiretroviral treatment services.
We speculate that the lack of O2-sensitive phenotype in these plate experiments is attributable to the time-scale of the treatments involved.
This trend is attributable to the oxide scales being more crystalline, and containing crystals that are more refractory and amorphous residual phases that are more viscous as the size of the RE3+ cation decreases.
Lack of interpretation guidelines for splicing defect prediction is also attributable to the small-scale nature of published studies (Table 3).
Greater scatter in the airborne data was attributable to the difference in scale of the ground and aerial measurements (i.e., small area plant samples against whole-plot means from imagery).
The greater magnitude of the effect of drug use when considered individually rather than jointly should not be construed as a discrepancy: instead, this is attributable to the difference in scale and to drug associations and the lack of adjustment among the individual drug usages due to collinearity.
In spite of this limitation, it is plausible that the decline in population-level mortality in our study area could be attributable to the national ART scale-up program.
The decreased level of reliability as assessed by the kappa statistics (min = 0.13, max = 0.49) in this study may, in part, be attributable to the dichotomous nature of the scale employed where appearance and movement could be labeled only as normal or abnormal.
The increase in L∞ attributable to the survival cost was on the scale of 5 10 cm, while age at maturity increased about 0.4 0.8 years and the length at maturity from 2 to 8 cm.
Further analysis of the sensitively to change of the RAI-MH scales are needed to determine if variability in the MHQIs is attributable to the sensitivity to change of the scales or actual variations quality.
