The phrase "attributed to a production" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the origin or source of a work, such as a film, play, or other artistic creation.
Example: "The innovative techniques used in the film were attributed to a production team known for their creativity."
Alternatives: "credited to a production" or "ascribed to a production".
The aforementioned increase in PUFAs was attributed to a bacterial production during incubation, suggesting the presence of PUFA-producing bacteria in the fresh egesta of A. marina.
While this puts them on track to beat their 2016 year-long deliveries of 76,000, it's less than expected, which Tesla attributed to a "severe production shortfall of 100 kWh battery packs".
The effect was attributed to a reduced production of apolipoprotein (apo)B containing lipoproteins by the liver.
The increase of enzyme activity is attributed to a higher production of enzyme in the presence of an optimal level of moisture.
After termination of surgery, both MIF and MIF-2 levels decreased rapidly, an effect that may be attributed to a reduced production rate from the ischemic tissue or to an increased clearance rate by various host mechanisms that in some subjects may involve interaction with a circulating form of their common receptor, sCD74 (22 22).
The STAT3 single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) rs744166 was chosen to be investigated because in genome wide studies the G allele was shown to be a protector factor for inflammatory bowel disease [ 26], which might be attributed to a higher production of STAT3, well known as protector of intestinal mucosa, but associated with gastric cancer in animal models [ 18– 20].
This could be attributed to an increased production of SA in response to pathogen inoculation, since atips1-1/35S atips1-1/35S were as susceptible as the wild-type to this pathogeNahG
The dilation of the retinal vessels has been attributed to an increased production of nitric oxide as a result of up-regulated nitric oxide synthase messenger RNA, secondary to release of cytokines such as IL-1 and TNF-α [ 8].
The oxidative stress has been attributed to an increased production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) due to metal ion dyshomeostasis and resulting redox activity (reviewed in Singh et al., 2010), changed redox signalling through NADPH oxidase (Schneider et al., 2003; Mouillet-Richard et al., 2007) and alterations in nitric oxide synthase (Park et al., 2011).
The need for overtime activities may be attributed to a change in production volume and maintenance-related problems.
