The phrase "attributed in most part to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the primary causes or sources of a particular outcome or phenomenon.
Example: "The success of the project can be attributed in most part to the team's dedication and hard work."
Alternatives: "largely due to" or "mainly attributed to".
Never mind, the delay is attributed "in great part" to "economic and regulatory headwinds".
Accordingly, the illustrations and decorations are attributed for the most part to non-Jewish artists, completed in France of Germany.
The airport's struggle in timeliness can be attributed in large part to Southwest Airlines, the carrier that does by far the most traffic at Midway.
Xiaomi's sales can be attributed in part to its willingness to try offbeat marketing strategies.
This has been attributed in part to the fact that most PRT programs encourage slow velocity contractions (2 to 4 seconds concentric phase) at a moderate to high percentage of maximal force.
However, it's the public expression that has seen the most usage (something Teare attributed in part to the quality of the native photo and messaging experiences on iOS and Android), and that's where the company has been adding new features like the ability to leave "confessions," which can be anonymous.
The growth in the prison population in the nation's most populous state can be attributed in part to years of get-tough sentencing laws, including a three-strikes law that sends repeat offenders to prison for life.
He said the sales increase in the West could be attributed in part to the fact that this region saw prices fall the most in April.
This year's decline can be attributed, in part, to a handful of states that are among the most active practitioners of capital punishment but have been sidelined for part or all of 2016.
Oral candidiasis is the most common fungal infection and can be attributed in part to dysbiosis, an imbalance in the resident oral microflora.
