The phrase "attributed the suspension" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assignment of responsibility or cause for a suspension, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The committee attributed the suspension of the project to budgetary constraints."
Alternatives: "assigned the suspension" or "ascribed the suspension".
(Who cares about the odd tooth here and there? Isn't the chance of an extra-curricular beating one reason to avoid any risk of jail?) At the head of those who believe too much fuss has been made of the Adebolajo incident is leader of the Prison Officers Association Peter McParlin, who attributed the suspension of five guards last week over the affair to "political correctness".
After submitting an online form questioning his account suspension on Sunday, Adams heard back from Twitter in what he called "apparently an automated email," in which the social media site attributed the suspension to his tweet with Zenkel's email address.
Yet even this tardy epiphany seemed to hedge the university's responsibility by attributing the earlier suspension to the recommendation of an "outside investigator" hired for the job after the tape was presented to them.
Officials attributed the influx to the temporary suspension of maritime patrols by Frontex, the European Union's border agency.French Socialists have accused Nicolas Sarkozy, the new president, of "destabilising the left" ahead of June's parliamentary elections.
And they attributed the reason to the effect of particles' temperature-dependent intermolecular forces in the suspension.
Lourino-Cabana et al. (2011) attributed the highly variable of Zn concentration in the Deûle River to re-suspension of polluted sediment and biological activities.
He attributed the rumors to political opponents.
Investigators attributed the tragedy to shoddy construction.
It attributed the slow uptake to misinformation.
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But Wisconsin's underwhelming performance cannot be attributed entirely to the suspensions.
