The phrase "attributed to a specific" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the origin or source of an idea, statement, or work, indicating that it is linked to a particular person or entity.
Example: "The theory was attributed to a specific scientist who conducted groundbreaking research in the field."
Alternatives: "ascribed to a particular" or "credited to a specific".
Unlike most of the African works, a wooden and metal sculpture dedicated to the god Gou in Benin in 1858 can be attributed to a specific artist, Akati Ekplekendo.
To avoid this fate, they can opt for high rates of inflation, which never require a recorded vote and cannot be attributed to a specific action that any elected official takes.
Notice also that self-reported mismatch cannot be attributed to a specific skill (literacy or numeracy).
Vital properties therefore had to be attributed to a specific kind of matter confined to living beings, the organic molecules.
This behavior has been attributed to a specific pattern of plate boundary heterogeneity consisting of small strong asperities spaced close together.
This may be attributed to a specific interaction between individual SDS and erythromycin molecules and/or the generation of interfacial turbulence at a microscopic level.
In some cases, a failure occurs that cannot be verified, replicated at will, or attributed to a specific failure site, mode, and mechanism.
This has been attributed to a specific counterion binding which should be more favourable in a medium with a lower dielectric constant and of a lower solvation energy.
Thus, the observed antiproliferative activity of the most potent compounds in the series is not due to non-specific cytotoxicity but must be attributed to a specific cellular target and is selective towards human prostate carcinoma cells.
As long as the information is not attributed to a specific person's name, the publishers group thinks it should not have to obtain personal consent and that such a restriction would cut off users' access to valuable ad messages.
The GDPR defines pseudonymization as "the processing of personal data in such a way that the data can no longer be attributed to a specific data subject without the use of additional information" [49].
