The phrase "attribute the instability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the causes or reasons behind a particular instability in a system, situation, or phenomenon.
Example: "Researchers attribute the instability of the economy to various external factors, including market fluctuations and political uncertainty."
Alternatives: "ascribe the instability of" or "assign the instability of".
In recent months the company's leadership has been in a state of flux, we're told — and some are attributing the instability to Color's charismatic but controversial founder Bill Nguyen.
The different behaviour of the IrO2 + TiO2 system from the other oxide compositions is attributed to the instability of the latter oxides in alkaline solution.
Composition fluctuations beyond the near-substrate zone are attributed to the instability of the depleted electrolyte layer in the vicinity of the cathode.
The driving force of the twinning is attributed to the instability of a high density of nanoscale metastable ω precursors, and the mechanism has been experimentally and theoretically confirmed in bcc-Ti alloys with the {1 1 2}〈1 1〉-typepe twin formed under conditions free of external stress and internal strain.
This fact should be attributed to the instability of orange Monascus pigments under the experimental condition.
The ligand was found more active than the sodium analog attributed to the instability of 1 in solution state.
The decrease in the absorbance was probably attributed to the instability of the PG derivatives at higher temperatures.
The reason for electrode failure is attributed to the instability of silver nanowires at elevated temperatures caused by Joule heating.
Low levels of cis-anethole found in our extracts can be attributed to the instability of the cis configuration and they confirm the presence of a direct isomerization.
Careful inspection reveals that the negative absorbance can probably be attributed to the instability of the nanoparticles, which was proved by the perceptible slow precipitation during the testing process.
