The phrase "attributed among" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct phrase would be "attributed to" when indicating the source of an idea or work.
Example: "The success of the project was attributed to the team's hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "credited to" or "ascribed to".
To him is attributed, among various works, a St. George, extravagantly decorated, deeply sincere, whose innocence brings to mind a giant Christmas creche figure or toy soldier.
It has been attributed among others to staff shortages, health service changes, poor morale and insufficient employee participation in decision-making.
Exceeding the deadlines in IS projects can be attributed, among others, to an inaccurate definition of the IS architecture during the preliminary study phase.
Labor's loss in Crewe was also attributed, among some of the party's own officials, to a badly mismanaged local campaign that seemed a throwback to the party's reflexes before Mr. Blair led the reform movement that became known as New Labor.
While the ACC has been attributed among others to reflect an emotional pain component [37, 38], it is also crucially involved in antinociception and anticipatory anxiety [39].
where ΔS at a fixed temperature can be attributed among other things also to changes of energy states of a cluster.
They add that the stock's unique total return attributes (among exploration and production companies) also are enticing.
The decline in child mortality can be attributed to (among other factors) improved breastfeeding practices in the country.
We first identify the cause of error (mathbf Z ) (hereafter called cause attributes) among (texttt {attr}(D)), using a sample of data (D_{mathrm{sample}}).
We also analyzed the common sequence attributes among the 28 cleavage sites and found that CASP3 prefers the sequence, DXXD↓G.
The inconsistency among observations can be largely attributed to differences among the analytical frameworks employed for data analysis.
