The phrase "attributed reporting of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, research, or any situation where reporting is based on attributed sources or contributions.
Example: "The attributed reporting of the findings highlights the contributions of various researchers in the study."
Alternatives: "source-based reporting of the" or "credited reporting of the".
The South Korean newspaper, which attributed reports of the executions to sources in China, said one also claimed that some of those arrested in the Aug. 17 crackdown were found to have Bibles in their possession.
Conservative activists, who organized a march on the U.S. Capitol today in protest of the Obama administration's health care agenda and government spending, erroneously attributed reports on the size of the crowds to ABC News.
It also incorrectly attributed reporting to the Daily Beast instead of Bloomberg View.This version has been corrected.
Toyota, which attributes reports of unintended acceleration to gas pedals that stick or get caught under floor mats, has recalled 8.5 million vehicles worldwide to address the problems.
As HuffPost reported on Wednesday, some experts attributed the release of the report, over the objections of eurozone nations, to efforts of the Obama administration.
operation, two Democratic senators, Dianne Feinstein of California and Charles E. Schumer of New York, issued a report that attributed the bulk of the problem of gun trafficking to laws, or the lack of them, rather than law enforcement.
The report attributed part of the problem to the absence of senior black executives in the industry in Britain, something Whitaker's initiative hopes to correct eventually.
The Foreign Policy report attributed details of the DIA assessment to House intelligence committee chairman Mike Rogers and its ranking Democrat Dutch Ruppersberger.
Bruce Eberle, who raises money for the Fund for a Conservative Majority, which collected $317,408 last year and gave $22,400 to candidates, according to its report, attributed much of the difference to the old axiom that it costs money to raise money.
This depressing report attributed much of the blame to technology that causes false senses of social interaction.
