The phrase "attributed to animals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics, behaviors, or actions that are ascribed to animals, often in a metaphorical or comparative context.
Example: "The behavior of the child was often attributed to animals, reflecting a wild and untamed spirit."
Alternatives: "ascribed to animals" or "assigned to animals".
Difference in sero-positivity could be attributed to animals' movement, agro-climatic conditions of areas.
Cases in which polecats did kill poultry were attributed to animals which were guests at other farms.
Although the fear of wolves is pervasive in many human societies, the majority of recorded attacks on people have been attributed to animals suffering from rabies.
The inability to effectively assess autoregulation in these studies was attributed to animals being exposed to varying and inconsistent ranges in renal perfusion pressures (Cupples & Braam 2007).
Explore the meanings attributed to animals by native peoples over the centuries; you may be surprised to find how much some of those meanings resonate with you and it may be helpful to choose an animal as your totem or as a source of reassurance you can draw on in times of panic or frustration.
That algae blooming in Lake Erie, for example, can be attributed to animal waste and fertilizer run-off from farms.
Currently, there is no discussion of 180° turning angles arising in GPS data as a result of measurement error and consequently, it is not known whether recorded 180° turning angles can be attributed to animal behavior (i.e. searching) or not.
Among them, serotype Montevideo outbreaks were mostly attributed to animal derived food commodities (>80%); 30%56%% of outbreaks caused by serotypes Braenderup, Javiana, and Saintpaul were attributed to animal-derived food commodities.
Petting zoos and fairs were the most common setting for outbreaks attributed to animal contact (17, 71%).
This observed variation in miR abundance within the adult libraries versus the fetal libraries could be attributed to animal variation.
A total of 1,128 (51%) PEP cases were attributed to animal bite; 670 (30%) persons reported nonbite exposures, and 418 (19%) reported exposure as unknown or unspecified (Table 1).
