The phrase "attributed the glitch" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the cause or source of a problem or error, typically in a technical or analytical context.
Example: "The developers attributed the glitch to a coding error that occurred during the last update."
Alternatives: "assigned the glitch" or "ascribed the glitch".
At first, the company attributed the glitch to the error of a human, But the act had been intentional; it took stealth, will power, acumen.
The exact reason behind the failure was not provided, but officials initially attributed the glitch to easily correctable software issues.
Some have attributed the software glitches to a continuing dispute between the Public Bike System Company, Alta's Montreal-based partner, and 8D Technologies, which supplied the software for successful programs in Boston and Washington, among other cities.
He attributes the informational glitches to the difficulty of corroborating the claims of an anonymous band of radicals.
The super PAC attributed the error to a computer glitch and filed an updated FEC report that said the donation had actually been received the day before Perry died.
Apple, in a statement, attributed the data collection to a software glitch and said it did not track users' locations.
The spokesperson attributed the delivery delays, however, to "a shipment glitch that has since been resolved".
The recount of some 700,000 ballots, done by machine, had gotten off to a slow start because of technical glitches, and the director attributed the missed deadline to another computer-related delay. .
The Texas Department of Public Safety denies this, and attributes the problem to a glitch while uploading the video to YouTube. .
In response, Senator John W. Warner, Republican of Virginia, said, "I have to take a different view with regard to the situation on Kerry," attributing the delay to procedural glitches.
We attribute these glitches to inconsistencies in the equation of state in cells containing several species.
