The phrase "attributed to a modification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or alterations that are credited to a specific cause or source.
Example: "The increase in efficiency was attributed to a modification in the production process."
Alternatives: "credited to a change" or "ascribed to an alteration".
This effect is attributed to a modification of the turbulent boundary layer induced by the acoustic wave.
A substantial lowering of the switching field has been attributed to a modification of the anchoring properties of the LC molecules and the polymer host.
It was found that the addition of clay hybrids reduced LTLP and HTHP fluid loss due to a restructured mode of clay platelet interaction attributed to a modification in surface charge as demonstrated by zeta potential measurements and scanning electron microscope images.
These results suggest that the flotillin-1-mediated inhibition of I K amplitudes cannot be attributed to a modification of I K activation or inactivation properties.
However, a pre-heating treatment can reduce the long-term creep deformation for C S H (Mindess et al. 2003), which may be attributed to a modification in the pore structure, (packing) density, and crystallinity of C S H (Thomas and Jennings 2006).
Therefore, the effects of Rac3 depletion on MDA-MB-231 and MCF-7 cells cannot be attributed to a modification of Rho or Cdc42 expression or activity.
We found that the equilibrium constant, ΔH and ΔS are changing with temperature which can be attributed to a structural modification: the dissociation.
The observed magnetic metastability in the DMOs studied here is attributed to a structural modification (relaxations) around the TM impurity.
This morphology change is attributed to an intrinsic modification of the interfacial energy anisotropy.
The improvement of transport properties is generally attributed to an adequate modification of the polymer packing in the blend [36, 37].
Reduced material degradation during charging/discharging cycling and excellent lithium intercalation reversibility in Sn-modified LiFePO4 is attributed to a positive surface modification effect of the SnO2 layer.
