The phrase "attributed generally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the common or widespread attribution of a particular idea, quote, or characteristic to a person or group.
Example: "The theory of evolution is often attributed generally to Charles Darwin, although many scientists contributed to its development."
Alternatives: "commonly credited" or "generally ascribed".
Target and heuristic attributes generally coincide.
Then, as now, the baritone Christian Gerhaher in the small but potent role of Wolfram shone the brightest light – an attribute generally lacking in this stygian production.
By this standard, Perth, being a large city filled with services, is a 0. So if we take a lack of services into account, an attribute generally reserved for smaller cities, then what is the remotest changes yet again.
Since the attributes generally take string values, we transform the attribute by methods derived from Section 7.2.
Given limited resources, major airports seek to address this issue while considering various attributes generally affecting air transportation.
Attributes generally do not retain the excludability property that a normal commodity has in theory due to their bundledness, rendering the independent coordination of attributes impractical.
I'd like to think that the goal should be to effectively achieve fair and equal outcomes, but being able to do so by celebrating, embracing and leveraging unique qualities and attributes generally found in women as a competitive advantage.
These attributes generally reflect the relative differences expected between agricultural monocultures and polycultures, despite the fact that the switchgrass patches we studied were not always strict monocultures.
Outbreaks attributed to foods generally consumed raw caused higher hospitalization rates than those attributed to foods generally consumed cooked (35% vs. 28%).
Economic policies are generally attributed to Premier Zhu Rongji.
