The phrase "attributable to waiting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is caused by or can be traced back to the act of waiting.
Example: "The delays in the project timeline are largely attributable to waiting for approvals from management."
Alternatives: "due to waiting" or "caused by waiting".
Reducing adverse events attributable to long waiting times among patients who go home is probably best achieved by reducing the overall length of stay in emergency departments for all patients, rather than targeting patients who leave without being seen for review or follow-up.
We think this difference is attributable to the long waiting time for home ultraviolet phototherapy, which was almost three times as long as the average wait for treatment in the outpatient clinic.
Workload was reduced by 42% and productivity increased by 46%25%5% being attributable to unnecessary load handling, waiting and transportation, and 21% attributable directly to manufacturing times).
The authors subsequently converted the relative risks derived from the meta-analysis into estimates of the increment in risk attributable to 1 month of the waiting time for RT and this translated into an absolute increase in the risk of local recurrence of 1.0 % per month of delay of staring RT.
Much of its success is attributable to local NGOs like Grameen and BRAC.Bangladesh has shown that countries can transform the lives of the poorest without having to wait for economic growth.
But lately, some of that waiting around has been attributable to slower throughput.
Finally, if we consider the differences in patient satisfaction between waves for the entire sample of Free State patients (F 3, 968) = 14.7, P < 0.001), the significant temporal effect on patient satisfaction with waiting times is mainly attributable to a significant reduction in patient satisfaction between Waves 2 and 3 (Table 6).
A waiting period for appointments may be attributable to the high level of need in the community and limited availability of mental health services, reluctance to access GPs [ 4], and limited availability of alternative services for young people.
Family planning client satisfaction, however, appears considerably higher at private facilities - both hospitals and clinics - most likely attributable to both process and structural factors such as shorter waiting times and fewer stockouts of methods and supplies.
