The phrase "attributed there" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is credited or assigned to a specific location or source.
Example: "The findings of the study were attributed there, highlighting the importance of the research conducted in that region."
Alternatives: "credited there" or "assigned there".
And what attributes there are!
When a new development appears to be promising after considering chemistry, engineering, and/or product attributes, there is always the financial question of the impact of the implementation of this project on the profits of the company.
Besides the extraction of person attributes, there are also some works on product property extraction, such as Ghani et al. (2006) and Probst et al. (2007), in which the researchers extracted "attribute-value" pairs from product descriptions.
Ratings for usability were higher than for any other category however under Media attributes, there were a few respondents (14%) who were less positive about the value of the images and animations, and the narration.
In trials using subsets of either four attributes or one attribute there was weak but consistent evidence for carryover, which was displayed as a contrast effect.
Overall, there were 2.6 cases per ST, whereas for poultry and ruminant attributed STs there was a mean of 16.5 and 21.8 cases per ST (Table 1).
Gross negligence can only be attributed where there is no doubt whatsoever; but in this case the burden of proof required was not evident.
But Mr. Vinjamuri said that while viral efforts like "Tea Partay," a 2006 rap video in which preppies glorify Smirnoff Raw, a malt beverage, "got the brand attributes in there," he questioned whether the new Stride video did so.
Q. Can you elaborate? A. There are several core attributes that I really sought, and with each attribute there's some fine-grain subtlety underneath it as well.
