The phrase "attributed their ability to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the reasons or factors that contribute to someone's skills or capabilities.
Example: "The researchers attributed their ability to solve complex problems to years of rigorous training and experience."
Alternatives: "credited their ability to" or "ascribed their ability to".
They attribute their ability to thrive in a nonstuttering world to this technique, which requires the constant practice of speech fundamentals "as if we had a stroke," Mr. Auerbach explained.
The success of glyphosate and glufosinate is attributed to their effective control of herb growth and their relative environmental safety; this level of safety may be attributed to their ability to bind to soil colloids for degradation by soil microbes [2 4].
The success of CNNs is attributed to their ability to learn rich representations.
The increased anticancer activity of compounds 5c and 5e was attributed to their ability to induce ER-independent cell death.
Brown-rot fungi usually occur on softwoods, such as coast redwood, which has been attributed to their ability to utilise the hemicelluloses present in softwoods (Highley [1987]).
These compounds primarily exert membrane damaging effects that may be attributed to their ability to lower the ergosterol biosynthesis and simultaneously interacting with membrane by binding to ergosterol.
The mechanism of action of highly aromatic planar quaternary alkaloids such as berberine and harmane is attributed to their ability to intercalate with DNA (Jiang et al. 2011).
Similarly, other graphene-based topographical features (grids) presented highly accelerated differentiation that was also attributed to their ability to adsorb chemical inducers [23].
The difference in catalytic activity between the two Ti-containing catalysts can be attributed to their ability to form Ti Al pairs with the NaH/Al mixture.
