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The phrase "attributed squarely to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to assign responsibility or credit for something directly to a specific person, group, or cause.
Example: "The success of the project can be attributed squarely to the team's hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "directly credited to" or "clearly assigned to".
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Four months after that, he helped bomb the United States Embassy in Dar es Salaam, capital of Tanzania, one of two attacks in East Africa that day that killed 224 people and were attributed squarely to Al Qaeda and its founder, Osama bin Laden.
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While he says he bears his neighbor no ill-will, what Mr. Costa does object to — strenuously — is the reduction in government services he attributes squarely to Proposition 13. "Prop 13 is a tragedy which has made things in California worse every year since it was passed," Mr. Costa wrote in an e-mail.
Frohwein attributes this squarely to its big data play, which collectively now crunches some 1.5 million data connections to help make decisions.
The health minister, Adonis Georgiadis, has attributed the decline squarely to the effect of the economic crisis on Greeks.
He attributes the win squarely to Scotland's favourite sons, saying: "It was the contribution of Montgomerie and Torrance on the team which were the cornerstone of the success".
Attributing the blame squarely to the 20-fold increase in the use of plastic over the past 50 years, the study observed that the equivalent of a rubbish truck of plastic was dumped in the oceans every minute.
The recent interest in GPUs is squarely attributed to the rise in AI and ML.
That's not likely to happen in any other race, and can squarely be attributed to the awfulness of Roy Moore as a candidate.
Demnig, who is sixty-seven, belongsquarelyly to the zweite Generation.
That rationale speaks squarely to the local Nebraska opposition, and says nothing about the climate concerns.
The two re-oriented the frim squarely to online sales.
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