The phrase "attributed a total of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assignment of a specific amount or value to something, often in contexts like research, statistics, or reporting.
Example: "The study attributed a total of 50% of the observed changes to environmental factors."
Alternatives: "assigned a total of" or "credited a total of".
Juan Pérez de Montalván, his first biographer, in his Fama póstuma (1636), attributed to Vega a total of 1,800 plays, as well as more than 400 autos sacramentales (short allegorical plays on sacramental subjects).
Howe et al. investigated an alternative SVM-optimized classification approach, which combined multiple metrics with acceptable predictive attributes in a total of 115 defibrillations from 41 patients [ 24].
It has six dimensions: physical functioning; role limitations; social functioning; pain; mental health and vitality; the classification system consists of four to six levels on each of the six attributes, giving a total of 18,000 health states.
VAS rating of multi-attribute health states: A total of 5 corner states, 3 intermediate or marker states and 3 anchoring states were performed.
An article in some editions on Thursday about the Sotheby's auction of contemporary art in Manhattan, using information from Sotheby's, erroneously attributed a distinction to the sales total of $315.8 million.
Given that Dr. Hakala only attributed a small proportion of the total impact of any relevant event to Defendants (based on his calibration calculation discussed, supra note 32), the impact of each individual relevant event is quite small on the amount of fraudulent inflation reflected in the damages analysis.
Decomposition of principal components of variance showed that DTE attributed a greater proportion of the total variance to diagnosis (SCZ versus control, 45.3%) than array hybridization (14.1%) (Fig 8).
LSAC's new online Evaluation Service enables evaluators to rate applicants in six categories each of which contains several factors, for a total of thirty reflecting attributes relevant to legal study.
Thematic saturation was reached at 29 participants when no new decision attributes were being reported.> Across the 29 patients interviewed, we identified a total of 35 decision attributes that patients considered while making treatment decisions.
A total of 838 (63.0%) attributed to Neisseria meningitidis, 252 (18.9%) to Haemophilus influenzae, 186 (14.0%) to Streptococcus pneumoniae and 55 (4.1%) due to other bacteria.
Because each question describes 3 to 5 levels of a health attribute, the HUI2 can describe a total of 24,000 unique health states [ 3].
