The phrase "attributed according to their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is assigned or credited based on certain criteria or characteristics.
Example: "The awards were attributed according to their contributions to the community."
Alternatives: "assigned based on their" or "credited according to their".
The first scheme ranks attributes according to their information gain, and then examines the cross validation error rate of incrementally increasing sets of attributes starting from the most informative (i.e. the best attribute, the best attribute and the second best, etc).
It is possible that those who stated willingness for rural practice ranked attributes according to their anticipated needs (i.e. they were placing themselves in the shoes of a rural doctor), while those who were unwilling ranked attributes in an effort to explain their lack of willingness for rural practice (i.e. they were never seriously considering the posts).
In addition, interviewers should understand that the interview narratives should not be contaminated by their pre-understanding, i.e., the meaning attributed according to personal experiences, theoretical understanding, hypotheses or assumptions [ 49].
Criminal liability is attributed according to whether "he ought to have foreseen the reasonable possibility of resultant death".
But this blame is unfairly attributed, according to a United Nations report published this week.Conventional wisdom says that forests prevent flooding by acting as giant sponges.
Certified servlets composed and attributed according to the user's authorisation create certified and signed XML messages.
A score is attributed according to ten events occurring during the simulation and detectable in the last generation F3 (see table at right bottom of Figure 1).
Those of the second set which we call R5/X4 are attributed according to the annotation of the sequences concerning coreceptor usage – CCR5-, CXCR4- and dual-tropic (R5X4) strains.
