The phrase "attributed to environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or influences that are believed to originate from the surrounding environment or context.
Example: "The increase in stress levels among employees can be largely attributed to the environment in which they work."
Alternatives: "linked to the environment" or "ascribed to environmental factors".
It is argued that the distinguished frames stem from a deeper ideological conflict about the nature of democratic governance and the value attributed to environment, further stressing the importance of a siting process' institutional arrangement that goes beyond technocratic solutions.
This could point to a lack of gender bias or could be attributed to environment conditions and mitigating circumstances that Swedish disciplinary boards are obliged to take into consideration (e.g., information given by teacher, length of study time, etc).
The remaining variation is attributed to environment and other genes that modify the mechanism of HD. 36 39 repeats result in a reduced-penetrance form of the disease, with a much later onset and slower progression of symptoms.
OBJECTIVE The rising incidence of type 1 diabetes has been attributed to environment, implying a lesser role for genetic susceptibility.
If this factor (3.75) is used to adjust down the percentage (19%) of all cancers attributed to environment by the enlarged definition of Prüss-Üstün and Corvalan, a percentage is derived of 5.1% of all cancers attributable to pollutants.
47 The factors leading to cyst formation have sometimes been attributed to environment, as in three cases not all CGL-affected members of the same family demonstrated evidence of cystic bone changes (Table S1).
In some instances, tight correlations between phenotypes and genetic distance have also been inferred and attributed to environment-driven selection and incipient speciation (Funk et al. 2009; Ramírez-Valiente et al. 2010; Wang and Summers 2010).
Green Architecture appeared as a result of the negative impacts on the environment surrounding the buildings and in a wider scope as a result of the power consumption increases and the use of environment pollutants, besides other elements attributing to environment imbalance of the Earth.
CRP 5540 Introduction to Environmental PlanningAddressing environmental problems and issues from a planning perspective is cross-sectoral (it covers multiple mediums and disciplines), comprehensive, contested (there are value differences attributed to the environment), and procedural (the process by which we reach decisions about the environment).
18 This study also emphasizes the profound role the environment plays in mediating the risk for PTB, as 75% of the variance could be attributed to the environment shared between a mother and offspring or to individual environmental factors that vary from one birth to another such as inflammation, stress, and socioeconomic status.
