The phrase "attributed the majority of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the allocation or assignment of responsibility, credit, or cause to a particular source or factor, often in research or analysis contexts.
Example: "The researchers attributed the majority of the observed changes in climate patterns to human activity."
Alternatives: "assigned most of the" or "credited the bulk of the".
Story wrote, "Using Xbox data on game use, the Burger King game equates in time spent to more than 1.4 billion 30-second commercials" The success of the project, including Sneak King was noted as a key part of Burger King's 40% increase in sales during the quarter and it was affirmed by Russell Klein that Burger King attributed the majority of that success to the project.
The authors attributed the majority of excess costs to higher hospitalization rates in the Registered Indian population.
Both completers and noncompleters attributed the majority of their stress to the quantity and complexity of the information to be learned.
An early model of cancer delay, the Anderson model, attributed the majority of delay to patient factors (Andersen et al, 1995).
They attributed the majority of the effect on GFP expression to the local nucleotide content and not to codon usage bias or CAI.
Earlier descriptions of the origin of Galapagos flora attributed the majority of the flora to have a Caribbean origin (Duncan and Hargraves 1984) as the result of ancient vicariance events.
She does not apportion blame to either side in the conflict, even though most people attribute the majority of killings to the government.
Experts attribute the majority of the errors to the many benign mimickers of cancer and the reverse: malignancies that mimic benign processes.
The firm attributes the majority of the growth in the sector – a market today that's dominated by fitness trackers – to new users of smartwatches, like the Apple Watch.
"I think I can attribute the majority of my attention to detail and the majority of my awareness of what it takes to run a fine dining restaurant to him.
