The phrase "attributed to be effective" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misconstruction; a more appropriate phrase would be "attributed as effective."
Example: "The results of the study were attributed as effective in improving patient outcomes."
Alternatives: "considered effective" or "deemed effective."
Broncos head coach Tony Rea said: "Ben has displayed the character attributes needed to be effective [as a coach].
We did not conduct any explicit experiments for validating the applicability of number of messages delivered and forwarded per unit time because the attributes were found to be effective in estimating the delivery probability of nodes in [13].
One simple rule applied for time attribute assignment turned to be effective for diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, and obesity but not for CAD and medication.
Exerting influence in the policy arena requires that nurse leaders acquire attributes that enable them to be effective in policy development activity.
The use of complex interventions limits the ability to tease out any effects specific to the social media component; however, the inclusion of qualitative research helped to provide context to some of the attributes that were perceived to be effective.
It should also be pointed out that to be successful, bioinspired technologies will require multiple attributes (topography, modulus and chemistry) to be effective in the marine environment.
Attributes of social media perceived to be effective included its use as a distraction in younger children, and its ability to facilitate communication between peers among adolescents.
31 For these attributes to be translated into effective teamwork, it would require all team members to practise these behaviours, not just the FMSs.
Bitcoin's use in China has been attributed to it being an effective way of reliably getting money out of the country.
The maximum glucan digestibility of GC/glycerol systems was less than that of EC/EG systems, which is likely attributed to glycerol being less effective than EG in biomass delignification and defibrillation.
Minor improvements for the tri- and hexavalent conjugates can likely be attributed to effective concentration effects.
