The phrase "attributed the increase of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or reason for an increase in a particular context, such as statistics, sales, or other measurable factors.
Example: "The researchers attributed the increase of pollution levels to the rise in industrial activity."
Alternatives: "ascribed the rise in" or "credited the growth of".
The budget office attributed the increase of 1percentt (5,000 people) to job losses because of the terrorist attack and the recession.
Shyeh-Yung (1991) attributed the increase of oil recovery in secondary mode application to less water shielding.
In a recent research paper, Robin Hui Huang, professor of law at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, attributed the increase of P2P in China to three factors: a high 56percentt rate of internet penetration by 2018, a large supply of available funds from investors, and financial demands of small-to-medium-sized companies that cannot be satisfied by the existing banking system.
Indian Biotech opponents have attributed the increase of suicides to the monopolization of GM seeds, centering on patent control, application of terminator technology, marketing strategy, and increased production costs.
They attributed the increase of stored energy to the increase in thermal conductivity of the base fluid due to the nanoparticles addition that leads to uniform temperature distribution within the layer with reduction in heat losses.
He attributed the increase to "a combination of economic problems, higher unemployment and a tight housing market".
They attributed the increase to a number of stresses: more divorces, more-transient lifestyles, more drug use.
The company attributed the increase to a number of factors, including an increase in business being conducted internationally, and greater personal wealth.
The Times Company attributed the increase to the installment of its digital paywalls, which boosted subscription numbers.
The authors attributed the increase to an accumulation of genotoxic metabolites, including oxy-PAHs.
But he attributed the increase to the competitive nature of many races.
