The phrase "attributed the development of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assignment of credit or responsibility for the creation or advancement of something to a particular person, group, or factor.
Example: "The researchers attributed the development of the new vaccine to years of collaborative efforts in the scientific community."
Alternatives: "credited the advancement of" or "ascribed the creation of".
About 200 ce Greco-Roman physician Galen of Pergamum attributed the development of cancer to inflammation.
Back in 1992, Barker and C. Nicholas Hales, a biochemist at Cambridge, attributed the development of type 2 diabetes disease in adults to what they called the "thrifty phenotype".
To him and to his adviser, the Tibetan grand lama 'Phags-pa, is attributed the development of the political theory known as the "dual principle"—that is, the parity of power and dignity of religion and state in political affairs.
Such adhesion enhancement was attributed the development of new covalent bonds among the cured epoxy chains and organofunctional groups at the interfaces.
Based on studies of biology that attributed the development of veins in leaves to a hormone called auxin found in plants, the Space Colonization algorithm was developed in [26], to simulate the growth of the venation pattern in relation to the distribution of auxins in the leaves.
The Idolmaster series producer Yōzō Sakagami attributed the development of a rhythm game in the series to two reasons.
For this reason, the Records of the Transmission of the Lamp attributes the development of the standard format and liturgy of the Chinese Buddhist monastic institution to early Zen patriarchs, even though there is no historical evidence to support this claim.
Moreover, Chodorow attributes the development of a key interpersonal capacity to nurturance.
But Gross attributes the development of this unique culture to the confluence of two distinctly American features: "Yankee ingenuity, and the need for speed".
When it comes to the origins of most cancers, many experts are hesitant to attribute the development of tumors to one cause in particular".
They are more likely to attribute the development of schizophrenia to personal characteristics.
