The phrase "attributed to damage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or reason for something, particularly in contexts involving loss, harm, or deterioration.
Example: "The decline in the building's value was attributed to damage caused by the recent storm."
Alternatives: "ascribed to damage" or "linked to damage".
Strength anisotropy, tentatively attributed to damage caused by a large shear zone, was observed in greenstone samples.
Background rates estimate probability of mortality between 1990 and 1995 that could not be attributed to damage suffered in H. Hugo.
They used the trochanteric flip approach of Ganz to ensure that extra-osseous supply was not compromised by surgical exposure and any reduction in blood flow to the femoral head (measured using laser Doppler flowmetry) could be attributed to damage caused by femoral-head preparation.
The engine separation was attributed to damage to the pylon rigging structure holding the engine to the wing caused by faulty maintenance procedures at American Airlines.
He was one of the most successful British popular authors of the inter-war period before his death in 1937 from throat cancer, which has been attributed to damage sustained from a gas attack in the war.
It is possible that the negative correlation is attributed to damage to one organ.
Departure from the general trend is observed for combinations of a large volume fraction of martensite with a large martensitic carbon content, and is attributed to damage-induced softening or fracture.
Arslan et al. identified that I/R-induced cellular damage may be attributed to the damage of functional proteins, which are essential for fatty acid oxidation, tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycles, and glycolysis [ 38].
An estimated $2 million in damages from the storm were attributed to crop damage alone, especially rice and cotton.
Outside of Louisiana, rainfall peaked at 10 inches in the Florida Panhandle, with localized rainfall measurements of at least 5 inches The hurricane caused 25 deaths and an estimated $6 million in damages, of which $4 million were attributed to infrastructural damage.
This was attributed to different damage mechanisms for the two sets of specimens.
