The phrase "attributed complaints" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing grievances or issues that have been assigned or linked to a specific source or individual.
Example: "The attributed complaints regarding the product's quality were thoroughly investigated by the customer service team."
Alternatives: "assigned complaints" or "linked complaints".
Especially in older patients the clinician must be cautious to attribute complaints solely to haemorrhoids.
He attributed the complaints to Democratic appropriations aides who were "unhappy their turf is being invaded".
After protests by some aggrieved soldiers in Maiduguri, the army spokesman attributed their complaints to the absence of a commander who was away on training.
Pamela Setchell, president of the Huntington Lighthouse Preservation Society, played down the severity of the blasts and attributed the complaints to "a few people in fancy houses who say they're losing a night's sleep".
He and some others attributed the complaints to old rivalries stemming as far back as Mr. Jackson's 1988 campaign against former Gov. Michael Dukakis, whose Massachusetts-based inner circle overlaps somewhat with Mr. Kerry's.
He was seen by several gastroenterologists who attributed his complaints to irritable bowl syndrome (IBS), anxiety and depression.
Other patients attributed their complaints and disability to irrelevant radiological findings such as degenerative changes of the lumbar spine.
This can be due at least in part, to the heterogeneity of patients with health complaints attributed to amalgam fillings, with complaints ranging from local intra-oral complaints to multiple general systemic complaints.
However, we agree with Bhandari et al (2011) that in familial adenomatous polyposis patients, it is sometimes difficult to attribute abdominal complaints to the desmoid tumour, because most patients had also colorectal surgery and some of them may have complaints associated with adhesions.
