The phrase "attribute of having" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the quality of having a particular trait or capability. For example: "The attribute of having a strong work ethic is critical for success."
(Lewis 1966 (fn 6) distinguishes between pain and the attribute of having pain.
The attribute of having pain is the having of a state whatever state that might be which plays the pain-role).
At best Henry is indirectly, if at all, involved in the truth of (15) in virtue of his having a name (namely, the name 'Henry') that has the attribute of having 5 letters.
Or one could suggest that, even if all creatures possessing states that occupy (for example) the pain role are not literally in the same mental state, they nonetheless share a closely related higher-level property (call it, following Lewis 1966 (note 6), "the attribute of having pain").
Particularly the attribute of having forefoot pain is different compared to other studies.
The positive comments heard here contrast with earlier reports that children with ADHD frequently referred to themselves as "bad" and may have difficulty describing positive attributes of having ADHD [ 18, 20].
Some studies report that children describe primarily negative experiences from having ADHD, [ 18- 20] whereas elsewhere youth describe positive attributes of having ADHD or describe themselves as no different from their peers [ 13, 16].
Mr. Thomas attributed the good fortune of having power to the way Con Edison wired his electricity.
In some ways, every attribute of technomania has a parallel in the industromania of a hundred years ago.
This attribute of AAT has been shown to persist across multiple immunological settings in which the progression of a given pathology is primarily antigen-driven.
"Building a brand is a combination of having strong attributes, personality, image and functional differences," Mr. Evans said.
