The phrase "attribute expected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the anticipated characteristics or qualities of something, often in technical or analytical discussions.
Example: "In this analysis, we will examine the attribute expected from the new software update to determine its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "anticipated attribute" or "expected characteristic".
For instance, basic demographic factors form a common heuristic solution to attributing expected expenditure.
For example, some of the forest attributes expected to be important for ecosystem services, such as deadwood volume, horizontal heterogeneity and beech regeneration were only found to have a small effect.
Brachypodium distachyon has numerous attributes expected to find in a genetic model and interest in using it as a model system for wheat and other temperate grasses is growing rapidly [ 2- 8].
Attributes expected to contribute to homophily and clustering in the TCRN are specialty (meaning here the particular subarea of oncology research such as molecular biology, palliative care or radiotherapy), geographic location, seniority, profession and member's key tasks (such as direct patient care, supervision of students or laboratory work).
In a statement, Fred D. Anderson, Apple's chief financial officer, attributed the expected shortfall to three factors.
Agilent attributed the expected shortfall to capacity constraints and component shortages.
It attributed the expected earnings decline to a change in the type of leases required by customers.
Hanger attributed the expected decline to a drop in same-center sales, along with increases in material costs and administrative expenses.
This evidence demonstrates that human behavior deviates in systematic ways from the idealized behavior attributed to expected utility maximizers in particular, and to "rational economic man" in general.
The high number (96%%) WTA for agro-forestry interventions is attributed to expected multiple benefits such as income, wood fuel, and regulating services especially those linked to soil and water conservation mainly flood and soil erosion control as well as climate moderation.
