The phrase "attributed to financial" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing causes or reasons related to financial matters, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The decline in sales was attributed to financial mismanagement."
Alternatives: "linked to financial" or "ascribed to financial".
The decision, which was attributed to financial difficulties stemming from the economic downturn, drew protests from Skylight colleagues and others.
John Cassidy's essay ably highlights problems with the financial-services industry, but his ending argument — that the benign postwar era can be attributed to financial repression — leaves out factors that contributed to the era's economic stability ("What Good Is Wall Street?," November 29th).
Rahul Prabhakar Oxford, England John Cassidy's essay ably highlights problems with the financial-services industry, but his ending argument — that the benign postwar era can be attributed to financial repression — leaves out factors that contributed to the era's economic stability ("What Good Is Wall Street?," November 29th).
This can be attributed to financial barriers, social issues., and other factors.
The underdevelopment of the Cameroonian banking sector can be attributed to financial repression with the key elements being the extensive presence of the government within the financial sector and government ownership of major financial institutions.
The name of the assembly hall is attributed to financial aid to drum tower, bell tower, transit hall and main hall with murals in the Tongzhi period (1861 1874) by businessmen from the five provenances, including Shaanxi, Shanxi, Henan, Gansu and Shandong Province.
As for his outlook, he admits some of the performance attributed to financials given the Fed cut was already front-loaded in the market, but he says history has shown a simple rule: "You just don't fight the Fed".
Goal Auzeen Saedi, a clinical psychologist, says her younger patients in particular have a lot of anxiety about the future, a fact she attributes to financial uncertainty: "I think the pressures are higher because [young] people are seeing that even if you have a great degree, that does not guarantee you a job by any means".
Although the need for eye care is generally less in younger people, the financial matter should also be taken into consideration since the decreasing trend between 2009 and 2010 may be attributed to the financial crisis in 2007.
But all of that, I think, can be attributed to the financial rescue of 2008-2009 automaticatic stabilizers.
That can largely be attributed to the financial crash of 2008: the market as a whole fell by far more than Berkshire Hathaway, so had more potential to bounce back.
