The phrase "attribute of credit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the qualities or characteristics associated with credit, such as in financial contexts or discussions about reputation.
Example: "The attribute of credit that most influences lending decisions is the borrower's credit score."
Alternatives: "aspect of credit" or "characteristic of credit".
First Chicago attributes the growth of credit limits to the issuance of more gold and platinum cards, which have higher limits.
Mainly, though, the industry attributes the expansion of credit limits to refined methods of judging their new customers' ability to pay.
I attribute a great deal of credit to our advisors and investors for getting us through that period.
She argues for "an examination of the construct …where the relevant attributes of context, credited for influencing variation in response patterns, are carefully specified as part of the construct" (as cited in Purpura 2008, p. 6).
The three carmakers' chief executives have faced heavy criticism for their performance at this week's congressional hearings, where they resisted accepting any blame for difficulties they attributed entirely to the evaporation of credit markets.
Nearly all are urging governments to provide them with the cash to allow them to carry on lending to customers.Liquidity and lubricationHow much of the downturn in sales can be attributed directly to the freezing of credit is hard to say.
The nature of this backbone has changed over time both in size, fraction of credit and attributes characterizing the firms.
The study of the time evolution of the backbone allows us to detect changes occurred in network size, fraction of credit explained, and attributes characterizing the banks and the firms present in the backbone.
During the different years we are able to see the changes occurred in this filtered network both in size, fraction of credit explained and attributes characterizing the firms present in it.
Currently, low inventory situations can be attributed to high interest rates and the tightening up of credit avail ability.
