The phrase "attributed predominantly to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the primary source or cause of something, indicating that it is mainly associated with a particular factor or individual.
Example: "The success of the project can be attributed predominantly to the team's hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "mainly credited to" or "largely ascribed to".
This difference is tentatively attributed predominantly to the effect of hydroxyl substitution on the adsorption mode.
The approximately 0.85°C increase in global surface air temperature since 1880 (IPCC [2013]) has been attributed predominantly to the increasing atmospheric concentration of greenhouse gases.
The major absorption band spans from 400 to 550 nm and is attributed predominantly to absorption of peridinins in the complex [20].
The increase in supersaturation was attributed predominantly to a reduced surface area available for enclathration of methane into the hydrate lattice due to PVP binding.
Enhanced photocatalytic degradation activity is attributed predominantly to the presence of graphene, which serves as an electron collector and transporter to lengthen efficiently the lifetime of the photogenerated charge carriers from BaCrO4 nanoparticles.
In all cases, solute transport increases with temperature, attributed predominantly to the cumulative effect of membrane parameters and only to a small extent (up to 5%) to the solvent viscosity and ion diffusivity together.
Studies assessing the mechanisms of CMV-induced diaphragm muscle dysfunction have attributed the dysfunction predominantly to increased proteolysis [ 16- 18] with and without the requirement of oxidative stress [ 19, 20].
Analysis of 7 replicate array based on the same group of candidate endogenous reference genes demonstrated a similar distribution of mean Log2 ratio and SD of mean Log2 ratios (with exception of TFAP2B) suggesting that this variance could be attributed to predominantly experimental noise.
BIBF 1120 exhibited at least bi-exponential disposition kinetics, and differences in plasma concentration time profiles between patients were predominantly attributed to differences in time to reach the Cmax (tmax) and not due to differences in distribution or elimination (data not shown).
Refusals to participate were predominantly attributed to difficulty in fulfilling the time commitments needed to participate in the study (n = 2 adult, n = 3 pediatric); no reasons were provided in the remaining cases (n = 2 adult, n = 1 pediatric).
Since we could not detect large differences between the outcomes of univariate and multivariate statistical models accounting for repeated measurements, the observed effects may be predominantly attributed to hyperoxic ventilation, rather than to concomitant changes in other parameters.
