The phrase "attributable to the task" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or reason for something in relation to a specific task or assignment.
Example: "The delays in the project were largely attributable to the task of gathering necessary data."
Alternatives: "due to the task" or "linked to the task".
Since the platform implements a study workflow centered on performing the study task followed by the quiz task, the study-quiz group was created to indirectly measure changes in recall accuracy attributable to the study task.
The quiz group describes the changes in recall accuracy that are attributable to the quiz task.
We agree with the conclusions made by Jensen et al., in that the overall improvements seen in COPD patients are to the most part attributable to the continuous task of home based testing.
Both studies showed no improvements in physical functioning that were clearly attributable to the dual-task intervention.
The exercise sessions were effective in improving performance on two balance tests, improvements, however, were not attributable to the dual-task training.
The high levels of PAL in the rural agropastoral Aymara were mainly attributable to the every day tasks and subsistence activities necessary to maintain their domestic works and animal care etc, whereas high levels of PAL in senior citizens of the Western European society is limited to those who maintain a high level of leisure time activity.
Several features are evident from the posterior histograms of the proportions of the task variances attributable to the general factor (Figure 1).
We next computed the marginal posterior distribution of the proportion of latent variance underlying each task attributable to the general factor.
Based on analysis it is proven that coherence evaluation is attributable to the category of multi – criteria tasks.
The group difference is mainly attributable to the CBS better performing the arithmetic task than the BRV subjects as demonstrated via a post-hoc contrast analysis (p<0.001).
