The phrase "attributed to components" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the origins or sources of certain characteristics, features, or results that are linked to specific components in a system or process.
Example: "The performance improvements in the software can be attributed to components that enhance processing speed and efficiency."
Alternatives: "ascribed to elements" or "assigned to parts".
The advent of portable devices using printed circuit board or microelectromechanical system technologies has led to the appearance of components fulfilling many of the functions traditionally attributed to components designed for larger automotive and stationary applications.
The observed higher risk could be attributed to components present in processed meat, such as AGEs.
Studies performed in the sponsor's lab revealed that growth of python tissue after feeding may be attributed to components of the serum (Riquelme et al., 2011).
E. autumnalis is known for its anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic activities and these have been attributed to components such as homoisoflavones and flavonoids [ 25].
This promising result for T. gardneriana could be attributed to components such as tannins, flavones, flavonoids, and especially phenols [ 28, 29].
This could be attributed to components that were not quantified (such as methyl glucuronic acid) and some degradation of the sugars occurring during the acid hydrolysis [ 13].
It can be divided into 1) Reconceptualization (i.e. a re-definition of HRQOL), 2) Reprioritization (i.e. a change in the importance attributed to component domains constituting HRQOL) and 3) Recalibration (i.e. a change in a patient's internal standards of measurements).
The inconsistency around the bay mouth can be attributed to tidal components, for example, the 10 cm s−1 velocity observed at the bay mouth (Ohtani [1981]) can be attributed to the M2 tidal component.
Further investigation shows that the total roughness of the vehicle interior noise can mainly be attributed to frequency components below 12 Bark.
This effect was attributed to electrophilic components of DEP, including various aldehydes and quinones [ 27].
