The phrase "attributed one of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assignment of a particular quality, characteristic, or achievement to someone or something.
Example: "The scientist was attributed one of the most significant discoveries in the field of genetics."
Alternatives: "credited with one of the" or "assigned one of the".
To attribute one of the most refined political and literary sensibilities to guilt seems too simple, yet Mr. Meyers may well be right.
Experts attribute one of the biggest causes of acute intoxication to users being unfamiliar with peak symptoms and peak times.
In July 1912, at the invitation of the impresario Oswald Stoll, Robey took part for the first time in the Royal Command Performance, to which Cotes attributes "one of the prime factors in his continuing popularity".
As outlined within the Introduction, several studies prior to ours have detected differences in genetic architectures across environments [ 33- 39], usually attributing one of the environments as the stressful or novel environment, and the other as the benign or standard environment.
For example, if one patent has three co-inventors, then each inventor is attributed one third of the patent.
If a user has a revoked attribute, one of the divisors becomes 0 to prevent the decryption.
By attributing one point of each risk factor, the score for a cutoff value of 2.5 had a sensitivity and specificity of 81% and 74%, respectively.
Regarding the mismatches, different types of laugh were attributed by the two subjects in 9.0%, no labels could be attributed by one of the subjects in 3.8% of the utterances, while the rest are other types of mismatch.
Her terra cotta bust of a 16th-century Florentine politician is now attributed to "one of the most renowned forgers of Renaissance sculpture," the catalog reports.
Each of the individual items was attributed to one of the strategies in the Zinberg model by two researchers.
