The phrase "attributed to a message" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the source or origin of a particular message or statement, often in contexts like communication, literature, or analysis.
Example: "The quote was attributed to a message sent by the organization during the crisis."
Alternatives: "credited to a message" or "ascribed to a message".
In contrast to other nationalities, the Arab awakening and expansion was attributed to a religious message.
One recent Web site message attributed to a Qaeda affiliate hailed the "disruption" to the economy of several recent attacks.
Congressional Republicans have criticized White House officials for failing to immediately inform them that they could not retrieve the messages, a problem the White House attributed to a computer glitch in June 1998.
Bayard disagreed with the bellicose tone of the message, which he attributed to an effort to satisfy Anglophobia among "Radical Republicans and the foolish Irishmen".
The report was the result of a 10-month investigation into practices at Fitch, Moody's and S.& P. None of the e-mail messages or findings were attributed to an individual firm, according to standard commission practice, a spokesman said.
Repeated exposure to a message affects its pertinence, so a stronger weight is attributed to the message when deciding whether to adopt the behavior.
Fault during communication in safety critical systems can be attributed to the message omissions, bit flips and timeliness of message arrivals.
We also did find a general trend of improvement in recall of message receipt and recall of content over time, which could be attributed to reduced message volume in the time period before the study message and could indicate that HCPs recovered from the high volume of messages sent during the H1N1 pandemic.
Perhaps the tremors along with the global uptick in floods, draughts, and famine attributed to climate change are a message that we best leave the liquefied remains of dinosaurs buried.
This variety is attributed to some messages, such as vehicle identification number (VIN) information request, error messages related to EV charging rate, require high availability than other types.
