The phrase "attributable to the three" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing causes or reasons that can be linked to three specific entities or factors.
Example: "The success of the project is largely attributable to the three key strategies we implemented."
Alternatives: "due to the three" or "resulting from the three".
This lack of knowledge appears attributable to the three "domains of experience", which are crucial – in the subjective representation of the patient – for the daily management of their disease: diet, physical activity and pharmaceutical treatment.
Dominance-analysis-derived standardized weight estimates showed that 56% of the predicted variance in unplanned all-cause readmissions could be attributable to the three top-ranked predictors – heart failure/heart disease, anemia, and COPD severity score.
Officials note that one-third of the bank's emissions are attributable to the two mega-coal plants financed before adopting Obama's climate plan, and since then, projected emissions have fallen.
A review of research presented at the International Conference on Alzheimer's Disease in Paris yesterday, and published in the medical journal The Lancet, concluded that up to half of all Alzheimer's cases worldwide are potentially attributable to the seven preventable risk factors.
Second, this study analyzes the interactive functions attributable to the six major CMSs in Taiwan colleges and universities, and re-constructs a technical framework containing five interaction types, nine interactivity dimensions, and 83 possible interactive functions.
AMOVAs for C. sphinx revealed that significant genetic variance was attributable to the two hierarchical levels examined (among and within populations).
These include 1-headed cross-bridges with lever arms in many different orientations (Fig. 1A F, J X), 2-headed cross-bridges, identifiable by the broad mass on the thin filament attributable to the two motor domains (Fig. 1D, G K), and single heads converging on the target zone from two successive "crowns" on the thick filament (Fig. 1A, C, F, M T, V, W).
Means were then adjusted to account for variation attributable to the ten moderating variables.
Figure 3B shows relative percentages of benzene metabolites attributable to the two metabolic pathways at increasing levels of benzene exposure.
