The phrase "attributed to a distinct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the origin or source of a particular idea, characteristic, or phenomenon that is recognized as separate or unique.
Example: "The innovative design of the product is attributed to a distinct approach in engineering."
Alternatives: "ascribed to a unique" or "credited to a separate".
The origin of such features can be attributed to a distinct difference between the acceptor molecular orbitals of two complex forms.
Two families each had a single non-Mendelian inheritance pattern attributed to a distinct SNP.
The allele-specific expression of a gene is attributed to a distinct epigenetic status of its two parental alleles [1 3].
These dynamical differences are accompanied by differences in chemical shifts, suggesting that slower motions in Aβ43 can be attributed to a distinct structural ensemble compared to that of Aβ42.
This may occur when an average ES value is attributed to a distinct cartographical unit (i.e. land use/cover type) and (2) a combination of plot measurements and empirical geostatistical models to spatially model ESs provision.
Cases of cerebrovascular diseases that could be attributed to a distinct pathology, such as collagen disease, hematological disorder, trauma, chronic subdural hematoma, or moyamoya disease, were excluded from the evaluation.
The genetic diversity of C. jejuni is well recognised and is attributed to a number of distinct phenomena, including genomic rearrangements and horizontal gene transfer [39].
A recent outbreak of fatal respiratory infection in infants in Vietnam was attributed to a subclade of a genotypically distinct cluster of rhinoviruses [ 49], and earlier reports have documented association of specific genotypes of rhinoviruses with ALRI [ 50, 51].
The observed difference in shell shape and colour has been attributed to an adaptation to distinct ecological conditions, different origins and/or genetic alterations during distinct migration, or differential selection processes in the two rivers [ 43].
For a given locus, a novel allele number was attributed to each distinct sequence, and a distinct sequence type (ST) number was attributed to each distinct combination of alleles at the seven genes.
A different allele number was given to each distinct sequence within a locus, and a distinct ST number was attributed to each distinct combination of alleles.
