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Discover LudwigThe phrase "attributed my" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assignment of a cause, quality, or characteristic to oneself or one's actions.
Example: "I attributed my success to the hard work and dedication I put into the project."
Alternatives: "credited my" or "ascribed my".
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In both instances, The Times's stories that followed attributed my earlier columns.
I attributed my success to a childhood of body surfing, which taught me to read swells and time the waves.
Some have attributed my comments to sour grapes because I didn't get a sniff of the investment opportunity.
A Sunday Times profile of me attributed my wrath to a visceral, punk-like obsession with clobbering others.
Teachers had always attributed my reading problems to the fact that I was bilingual, or they thought I was behind because of moving so often between countries.
I brought this to my father's attention, and he attributed my observation to sour grapes: "Maybe you should work on your own stroke before you start criticizing everyone else's".
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I attribute my success to my mentors.
At least that's how I attribute my failure".
I prefer to attribute my cognitive deficiencies to a cluttered mind and frenzied daily deadlines.
"I attribute my longevity to a combination of the two," he said.
Do I tell the truth and risk offense, or attribute my withdrawal to a busy schedule (or some other contrivance)?
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