The phrase "attributed that the" is not correct in written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as it does not follow standard grammatical structures.
Example: "The findings were attributed to the researchers, but it was unclear how they attributed that the results were conclusive."
Alternatives: "ascribed to the" or "credited to the".
It might be attributed that, the color of the landfill leachate wastewater was continuously reduced with increasing electrochemical reaction time.
The catalyst could be recycled six times without significant loss in catalytic activity, which was attributed that the confinement of TNTs prevents Ni NPs from leaching or aggregation.
The engineering stress-strain curve is nearly linearity, however, a slight deviation away from linearity could be noted in the end of engineering stress-strain curve, which is attributed that the extra elastic deformation results in part of continued deformation.
Compared with M@C, the activity of M2Si@C (M = Fe, Co, Ni) nanocatalysts obviously increases, which can be attributed that the overlayered carbon on metals has been destroyed during MWCVD processing, leading to the exposure of more active sites of catalysts.
This can be attributed that the higher temperatures might cause desorption of inhibitor molecule from metal surface.
It is attributed that the values of controls (wells with cells, and no samples) has 100%% cell viability.
Mack Mahoney, a North Carolina home builder who raised money for the operations, attributed that to the publicity.
The bureau attributed that to the lost productivity of federal workers who were furloughed. .
Professor Siegel attributed that to the relatively conservative leanings of the investor class.
He attributed that to the language barrier and work responsibilities.
He attributed that to the intensive marketing campaigns for new condominiums.
