The phrase "attributed to a higher level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts, responsibilities, or qualities that are assigned or associated with a more advanced or elevated status or category.
Example: "The success of the project can be attributed to a higher level of collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "assigned to a higher level" or "ascribed to a higher level."
A slower rate of fatigue crack growth was also observed in the thinner specimens, a circumstance attributed to a higher level of crack closure.
This benefit could be attributed to a higher level of competence in helicopter crews or to improved care provided at the destination centers [ 10- 12].
Of all LAPMs, 143 (91.7%) of the study participants intended to use the implant, which could be attributed to a higher level of knowledge on implant 361 (87.8%).
As the participants in all groups had scored the same results in the previous MC exam in emergency medicine, this improved performance cannot be attributed to a higher level of previous knowledge in the intervention group.
This increase in SIRT1 activity, rather than being the consequence of a modulation of NAD+ levels, was attributed to a higher expression level of SIRT1 [ 4].
This may be attributed to a higher cytokinin level in the plants, conferring the transgenic plants a higher photosynthetic capacity over a longer duration.
This might be attributed to a higher educational level among patients treated by anthroposophic physicians, resulting in a more health-conscious lifestyle.
The maintenance of higher leaf water potential by Cabernet Sauvignon could be attributed to a higher basal ABA level in the phloem sap leading to lower stomatal conductance under mild to moderate stress (gs > 0.05 mol m-2 s-1), as defined by [ 57].
Other medical conditions that could be attributed to a high TG level are poorly controlled type 2 diabetes, hypothyroidism, liver or kidney disease, or rare genetic conditions that affect how your body converts fat to energy.
The newly acquired technical superiority can be attributed to a generally higher level of male dancing.
This, however, can be directly attributed to an overall higher level of transmission that is achieved and maintained by a larger proportion of the population susceptible to infection and onward transmission.
