The phrase "attributed the damage of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when discussing the cause of damage or harm, but the construction is awkward and incomplete.
Example: "The report attributed the damage of the building to the severe storm that hit last week."
Alternatives: "assigned the damage to" or "ascribed the damage to".
That evening, I spoke to Ahmed Hussein, who was recently named head of the Department of Antiquities (in one of Libya's rival governments, anyway), and who attributed the damage to a band of footloose "local boys".
It may be attributed to the damage of the morphological structure of the activated carbon.
The changes in the nature and overall appearance of the products may be attributed to the damage of the fruit tissues caused by HHP [ 37].
Hulsmans et al. demonstrated that approximately half of the Sharp/van der Heijde score could be attributed to the damage of the feet.
Arslan et al. identified that I/R-induced cellular damage may be attributed to the damage of functional proteins, which are essential for fatty acid oxidation, tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycles, and glycolysis [ 38].
As shown in Figure 3 k), it decreased at higher grades, which is indicative of lowering intensity in HG nuclei that may be attributed to the damage of P63 receptors at high grades.
Kashige et al. [60] suggest the TiO2/UV-based inactivation of the phage PL-1 that infects Lactobacillus casei should be attributed mainly to the damages of capsid proteins inflicted by hydroxyl radicals and superoxide anion radicals.
The majority attributed pain to damage of the disc or wear and tear of the spine ('they gave me an x-ray of the lower back, and um... it's all worn down': G11).
The damage of piston rings is attributed first to wear, then to lubrication and fatigue.
Therefore, the decrease in the activity may be attributed to this damage of the textural properties.
