The phrase "attributed by her" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a particular statement, idea, or work is credited to a specific person, in this case, a female individual.
Example: "The quote was attributed by her to a famous philosopher during the lecture."
Alternatives: "credited to her" or "ascribed to her".
The lack of her worship is attributed by Kinsley to her ferocious nature and her reputation of being dangerous to approach and worship.
The father died after a stroke and heart attack, attributed by his doctor to the campaign against the family.
Doris became the Democratic challenger, in a successful effort to pin down Judd Gregg in New Hampshire and help move New Hampshire to Kerry, which happened by a slim margin attributed by some to her campaign.
Although Beyoncé remained discreet about her interpretation of the songs, its underlying meanings were attributed by music writers as an allusion to her intimate relationship with then-boyfriend and well-known music mogul Jay-Z.
The cause of her passing was attributed Wednesday by her flagship company, Chinachem Group, to an unspecified illness, however, Hong Kong newspapers reported last year that Wang had ovarian cancer that had spread to her liver and other organs.
The Duchess prevented her daughter from attending William's coronation out of a disagreement of precedence, a decision attributed by the Duke of Wellington to Conroy.
–For each fact or quotation, identify the source attributed by the reporter.
One of the ex-directory numbers was attributed by Whittamore to Milly's family home.
These epic gestations are attributed by awed Tartt admirers and devotees of websites such as Donna Tartt Shrine to uncompromising perfectionism.
I once argued with the writer Jan Morris against the nonsense attributed by some Welsh to Owen Glendower.
The 2013 theft was attributed by the company to be a cause of the breach in April 2015.
