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Free sign upThe phrase "attributed to a speech of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing a statement or idea that is said to originate from a specific speech or speaker.
Example: "The quote was attributed to a speech of Martin Luther King Jr. during the Civil Rights Movement."
Alternatives: "credited to a speech by" or "ascribed to a speech of".
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And quotes from L. Brooks Patterson were attributed to a speech of his, when in fact they appeared in a Web site post he made.
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This can be attributed to a number of factors.
It is attributed to a Venetian follower of Marco Romano.
It is the story of a relationship, with a voice-over intoning fragments of speech ("just before the light changes, the sound changes," attributed to a New York street poet referring to traffic lights).
Some of that can be attributed to a bad hip.
After one speech, he was spotted in a tense exchange with an aide, a flash of temper his spokesman later attributed to a teleprompter malfunction.
The Southern Poverty Law Center tracked more than 1,000 bias-related incidents in the month after the Nov. 8 election, a surge they attributed to the hateful speech of President Donald Trump.
Each frame has been attributed to silence or speech classes according to a confidence value of energy.
Further analyses showed that 57% of total acoustic energy and 92% of predicted loudness peaks could be attributed to the activities and speech of hospital personnel.
Relatively large spread of the estimated τ for speech data can be attributed to the characterization of the speech signal and the decaying tail selection process.
This may be attributed to the benefit of using speech recorded with microphones with different characteristics.
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