The phrase "attribute some sort of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assignment of a characteristic, quality, or cause to something, often in a vague or non-specific manner.
Example: "Researchers often attribute some sort of significance to the findings of their studies, even when the data is inconclusive."
Alternatives: "assign a certain type of" or "ascribe a kind of".
If traditionalists say that there is a special sort of grasping or understanding or acquaintance with epistemic support facts and naturalists deny that there is any such thing, it is seriously misleading to attribute some sort of non-naturalism to the traditionalists.
One might also argue, as his famous commentator Cajetan did, that Aquinas would after all be willing to attribute some sort of unity and proportionally some sort of being to the absolutely considered nature, even if he denies to it numerical unity and the corresponding actual, real existence.
This is mainly attributed to some sort of sintering of the original gold particles and the creation of larger particles.
But that cat supposedly disembarked before the ship left for New York, carrying all her kittens to the pier — a decision later attributed to "some sort of premonition," according to Edgette.
He attributed it to some sort of primitive drive to know how things would turn out.
Most studies did not compare the attributed weights to some sort of normative benchmark such as the results of a clinical study.
Physicists attribute the acceleration to some sort of space-stretching dark energy.
But Godsi also attributes some of this sort of attraction it to "forbidden fruit".
He attributes this darkening to some sort of emotional ordeal.
"Anything that it produced that was politically controversial would immediately be attributed to me as some sort of political deviant, and be discredited," he said.
But in case you're tempted to attribute this vandalism spree to some sort of class-resentment, Stone himself apparently drives a Mercedes, the Times reports.
