The phrase "attribute success" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the reasons or factors that lead to a successful outcome or achievement.
Example: "Many experts attribute success in business to effective leadership and strategic planning."
Alternatives: "credit success" or "ascribe success".
(Indeed, the challenge of how best to recognize and reward scientific research teams generates serious and worthy controversy). Organizations and enterprises that need teamwork to win don't simply attribute success to stars, they build attribution cultures around collaboration, coordination, consultation, and communication.
In much of the world, particularly in the United States today, we attribute success to the attributes of the individual.
How can we attribute success specifically to Addaction's activities when we work in collaboration with other agencies to change families' lives?
As Ms. Sandberg emphasizes in a TED conference video, women are far more likely than men to attribute success to luck and mentorship rather than to their abilities.
In laboratory studies, praising children's effort encourages them to adopt incremental motivational frameworks--they believe ability is malleable, attribute success to hard work, enjoy challenges, and generate strategies for improvement.
Those with lower autonomy would attribute success to market conditions.
By attributing success to individual effort, children perceived failure more as individual responsibility and less as the school systems.
A fixed mindset, however, attributes success to being innately smart and destined to do well.
"Women are over-50over-50%rica, yet the exhibits and statues attributing success to women are miniscule, throughout the country," Jane Abraham, Chairman of the Commission, tells The Creators Project.
Experienced staff attributed success in gaining patients' cooperation partly to enhanced awareness of non-verbal aspects of communication.
Several psychology studies have shown that in general, women tend to attribute their success to good luck while men attribute their success to their own skill.
