The phrase "attributed accordingly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assignment of credit or responsibility in a manner that is appropriate to the context.
Example: "The findings of the research were significant and were attributed accordingly to the contributions of each team member."
Alternatives: "credited appropriately" or "assigned as needed".
Thus, they are attributed accordingly the same wealth ranking score.
The third reason is that, after the 1970s and 1980s, even second place was not acceptable for Liverpool, so blame had to be attributed accordingly.
Therefore, relocation costs need to be attributed accordingly between the various benefits, and any disadvantages also need to be taken into account.
Clear effects >75% likely positive were considered substantial, with the following descriptors attributed accordingly: 75 95%, likely; 95 99%, very likely; >99%, almost certainly.
The profiles showed a large variation of attributes, accordingly to the parent material and landscape position that influenced the degree of weathering and pedogenesis intensity.
Furthermore, it may be difficult for the participant with several headache types to remember which features belong to which headache type, and attribute them accordingly.
Accordingly, attributed outcomes, such as length of ventilation and mortality, may actually be unaffected by 'early-onset' hospital-acquired pneumonia.
Additionally, we observe a strong reflection at q of 1.7 Å–1 in the GIXD image of 6,6′- BT, corresponding to a characteristic spacing of 3.7 Å; we have accordingly attributed this reflection to the periodic π π distance of adjacent molecules.
(Freud, 1924 ; Q366) [We] have taken the view that the principle which governs all mental processes is a special case of Fechner's "tendency towards stability", and have accordingly attributed to the mental apparatus the purpose of reducing to nothing, or at least of keeping as low as possible, the sums of excitation which flow in upon it.
The obtained flow velocities were divided into five classes and accordingly were attributed the necessary sampling frequencies ranging from 3 months to 3 years (Table 3).
Accordingly, they attributed this lack of resolution to some putative problems, namely, a persistent long-branch-attraction (LBA) artefact, a bias of amino-acid or nucleotide composition, a divergence between the variants of RP genes and finally the sampling of a too limited set of taxa.
