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Free sign upThe phrase "attributed on this" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct preposition should be "to" instead of "on."
Example: "The findings were attributed to the research conducted last year."
Alternatives: "ascribed to this" or "credited to this."
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The participants (BHS, NTP staff and GPs) were de-identified and were assigned a number, and quotes are attributed on this basis (e.g. BHS 1, NTP staff 1, GP 1).
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In their study of death certificate accuracy, Percy et al. (1990) showed that only 53% of 2,388 incident cases of primary liver cancer were actually attributed on the death certificate to this disease.
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Authorship of this paper is attributed on the following basis.
These putative functions were attributed on the basis of homology with grape and Arabidopsis thaliana genes.
If tasked to create such a list, most people, I imagine, would conceive of a modified version of this one, attributed on Wikipedia to Martin Seymour-Smith, which is what comes up when you Google "most influential books".
But this arrangement, attributed on another title card to JerryC, was anything but plodding: it required high-level mastery of a singularly demanding maneuver called sweep-picking.
This is attributed on many occasions to the very small concentrations of carbon dioxide being transported between soil and the atmosphere.
This is attributed on many occasions to chamber design constraints and the way they are coupled with the studied site location.
But this arrangement, attributed on another title card to someone called JerryC, was anything but plodding: it required high-level mastery of a singularly demanding maneuver called sweep-picking.
Mothers indicated their supervision attributes on the Parenting Supervision Attributes Profile Questionnaire (PSAPQ) [ 47].
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