The phrase "attributed fatigue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing fatigue that is assigned or linked to a specific cause or factor.
Example: "The study revealed that the participants experienced attributed fatigue due to their long working hours."
Alternatives: "assigned fatigue" or "causal fatigue".
Attributing fatigue mainly to hours of continuous duty and total duty hours is likely to be an over-simplification that overlooks workload, circadian rhythm disruption, tolerance of sleep loss, and other sleep-related factors [ 33].
Though the crash was not attributed to fatigue, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood made pilot fatigue a top priority in its aftermath.
Another study found that patients who attributed their fatigue to ME were more fatigued and more handicapped in relation to home, work, social and private leisure activities than patients who attributed their fatigue to psychological or social factors.
A series of fatal accidents that were attributed to fatigue have led to rule changes; however, these were made with little understanding of the driver fatigue (type/level).
For weeks, Schwartz attributed her fatigue to the rigors of college hockey.
In 2015, the protest was one of the smallest in recent years, which organizers attributed to fatigue over the Occupy movement.
He hit.305 in April, but his average, on-base percentage and slugging percentage have decreased every month, something that his manager, Lou Piniella, attributed to fatigue.
"I did it on the cheap to be honest," Nicholson told the Guardian from the hospital where he is getting his elbow stitched up after slipping in the shower on his return – an accident he attributed to "fatigue and relief".
Moreover, given that he started every game for Germany at Euro 2016, has missed just one Premier League match this season and has started every game in the Champions League, his latest showings could be attributed to fatigue.
Stoudemire made 10 of 15 shots in the first half, then went 0 for 5 in the second half, a decline that D'Antoni attributed to fatigue and Stoudemire attributed to a poor offensive rhythm.
