The phrase "attributed here" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a source or crediting an idea, statement, or work that is mentioned in the current context.
Example: "The findings of this study are attributed here to the research conducted by Smith et al. (2020)."
Alternatives: "credited here" or "ascribed here".
Political opponents, critical journalists and errant guerrilla leaders were regularly assassinated, and countless thousands of civilians died, all as a result of machinations universally attributed here to Syria.
Basten does give credit for a 1939 New York World's Fair poster, but it's incorrect: attributed here to Nembhard N. Culin (who designed a different poster for the same fair), it was actually created by Joseph Binder.
1H NMR linewidth measurements as a function of temperature showed a large decrease in linewidth above 100 °C, attributed here to an increase in mobility in agreement with a previously reported phase transition at ∼110 °C.
The differences in coccolith mass are attributed here as the relative abundance of the two E. huxleyi morphotypes that present distinct degree of calcification and that are both abundant in this area: Winter (1985) described in the CCS a heavy form of E. huxleyi referred as «warm» and a light one referred as «cold».
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Thus, based on the observed correlations between variations in amino acid sequences of CTs and their depolarization activities on cultural skeletal muscle, Hodges et al. [51] revealed the importance of some residues, including Lys44 and Lys50 attributed here to the L3 site.
And the Bolshoi Ballet Academy's account of the Grand Pas Classique from "Paquita" (attributed solely here to Marius Petipa, though at least one of its solos was by a later hand) exemplified the spectacular czarist ideal of ballet that has long since became widely accepted as "classical ballet".
For a footballer possessed of at least one outstanding attribute – here strength – there must always be the temptation to wonder how far your super power might have taken you.
We will not even consider XML attributes here.
The green attributes here include the renewable energy certificates generated by the project, for example.
All that said, there are several attributes here that should be praised.
