The phrase "attributed a further" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something has been assigned or credited with an additional quality or characteristic, but it needs to be part of a more complete phrase.
Example: "The researchers attributed a further significance to the findings after conducting additional tests."
Alternatives: "assigned an additional" or "credited with further".
Besides its role in the methylation of proteins and lipids, S-adenosylmethionine (AdoMet) was further attributed a role in the synthesis of phospholipids [ 55], which is also the case for Ino1p, an inositol 1-phosphate synthase.
Postcodes that could not be attributed an LSOA were excluded from further analysis (for example, British forces post office codes and ZZ codes for patients outside the UK/or who have no fixed abode or temporary residence).
Further, attributing a specific motivation to door-opening is unnecessary for our central conclusion that rats show an experience-based rather than a genetic- based social selectivity for helping.
At this point, the following questions arise: "When do I have the right and the right number of characteristics?" and "Are all thinkable developments of attributes considered?" A further outstanding point is the evaluation of the matrices by the scenario team.
We assume a simple direct-line drive and various initial reservoir attributes: a homogenous base case and further explore the effects on the flood advance of zones with heterogeneous permeability and an impervious fault.
According to Russell, to say that something with stated properties whether it be a triangle, defined as a three-sided plane figure, or God, defined as an unsurpassably perfect being exists is not to attribute to it a further property, namely existence, but to assert that the concept is instantiated that there actually are instances of that concept.
This significant alteration in the vegetation scenario might have occurred as a consequence of severity of climate, attributed to further weakening of SW monsoon.
The immigration minister, Peter Dutton, attributed the further changes to "some late advice from the solicitor general around a technical amendment".
These changes could not be attributed to further pulmonary leukocyte recruitment due to MV, but were paralleled by a dramatic increase of pulmonary inflammatory cytokines.
