The phrase "attributable to the vaccine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing effects, outcomes, or side effects that can be linked to the vaccine in question.
Example: "The increase in immunity levels is largely attributable to the vaccine administered last month."
Alternatives: "linked to the vaccine" or "due to the vaccine".
The immune responses directly attributable to the vaccine demonstrate that the OR and IN vaccination produce stronger humoral responses while the IM route provides a stronger CMIR.
Two patients experienced a serious AE none attributable to the vaccine: a hyperalgic low back pain that occurred 14 weeks after vaccination and an obstructive renal failure episode, 12 weeks after vaccination.
But that does not mean that every so-called adverse event following immunisation (AEFI), is attributable to the vaccine.
"It's a dramatic decrease that is all attributable to the vaccine," Wilson says.
No serious adverse events attributable to the vaccine or experimental products were reported.
Importantly, screening will also continue to be critical among those vaccinated to prevent the 30% of cancer cases that are not attributable to the vaccine types.
The marked decline in in-patient treatment of vulval/vaginal warts in the youngest women is probably attributable to the HPV vaccine program.
This is linked with serotype replacement, where it is unclear whether the increase in non-vaccine-type pneumococci is attributable to the elimination of vaccine-type pneumococci, or whether the replacement occurs because non-vaccine types are carried at low density and are simply 'unmasked' when vaccine types are inhibited or removed [ 11, 13].
This is critical information since, ultimately, an HPV vaccine's effectiveness will depend upon the proportion of HSIL and ICC cases attributable to the subtypes included in the vaccine, and possibly the background HIV prevalence in the population, which might act as a catalyst in the upregulation of certain HPV types.
From these results, we infer that this outbreak might be partly attributable to the antigenic differences between the vaccine strain and the currently circulating strain.
Since no other relevant health intervention was implemented during this time and the incidence of other sexually-transmitted diseases was unchanged the observed effect is most likely to be attributable to the broad and high vaccine coverage in young women.
