The phrase "attribute to budget" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of assigning or linking something to a budget, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "We need to attribute the increased expenses to the budget constraints we faced this quarter."
Alternatives: "assign to budget" or "link to budget".
Since the cancellation of "Reading Rainbow," in 2006, which Burton has attributed to budget cuts related to No Child Left Behind, managing its legacy has been complicated for him and the public-television station WNED, of Buffalo.
Despite occasional setbacks (some of which were attributed to budget cuts when NBC was purchased by GE in 1985), the network climbed to the top of the ratings with a steady diet of popular situation comedies Cheers (1982 93), The Cosby Show (1984 92), Seinfeld (1989 98), and Friends (1994 2004)—and powerful dramatic series Law & Order (1990 2010), ER (1994 2009), and The West Wing (1999 2006).
Those declines mainly were attributed to budget cuts that reduced course offerings at two-year schools and that discouraged students from attending them.
The decrease can be attributed to budget cuts at the agency, according to an ICE official who was not authorized to speak publicly on the matter and spoke on the condition of anonymity.
Failure of governments to fund HSR could be attributed to low budget allocations to the relevant ministries because funding is limited.
Experts attribute the downturn to budget cuts, with prosecutors being reluctant to pursue costly capital cases as their resources are slashed.
His popularity plummeted in the last two years, as the county began to run huge deficits, which critics attributed to his budgets.
"Epic" can also be attributed to big-budget movies with old-timey battle scenes, novels that are really long, and maybe even a video game wherein the main character is an elf.
"Where we saw softness in the market was in advertising," said Colleen Healy, Microsoft's general manager for investor relations, attributing the weakness to budget tightening and to pricing pressure from competition.
Susan Irwin, a spokeswoman at McCann-Erickson, confirmed reports of the layoffs in the online editions of Advertising Age and Adweek and attributed the layoffs to budget cutbacks of clients and the state of the economy.
