The phrase "attributed to gasoline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing causes or sources of certain effects or phenomena that are linked to gasoline.
Example: "The increase in air pollution levels has been largely attributed to gasoline emissions from vehicles."
Alternatives: "linked to gasoline" or "ascribed to gasoline".
For most children, only a small contribution to tooth Pb can be attributed to gasoline and paint sources.
For most children, only a small contribution to tooth lead can be attributed to gasoline and paint sources.
Although there were only minor impacts on other source category estimates, the proportion of PM2.5 attributed to gasoline combustion differed substantially depending on which profile was used.
Here we used results based on the NFRAQS profile, as recommended in SCAQMD (2008), but acknowledge this as a source of uncertainty in our results for PM2.5 attributed to gasoline motor vehicles.
One additional case had 8.1.11 Headache attributed to exposure to gasoline using chainsaw.
In the age of leaded gasoline, the lead dust mainly attributed to the exhaust of leaded gasoline and diesel fuel, while the lead-free gasoline brought down the atmosphere lead concentration [ 76– 76].
In the luxury category, the Lincoln MKZ hybrid and Lexus CT200h were cited for similar performance, an achievement the authors attributed to their relatively small gasoline engines.
Much of that was attributed to a 17.6percentt increase in gasoline prices.
Gasoline consumption attributed to passenger cars and estimation of the fleet mileage for the period 1990 2010 [35] is presented in Fig. 2.
One source of contamination of the finished products is tentatively attributed to atmospheric emissions of leaded gasoline, which is still being used in Nigeria.
A federal survey in 1994 found that the amount of lead in the blood of Americans dropped 78percentt from 1976 to 1991, a decline attributed to banning lead in paint and gasoline and phasing out the use of lead solder in food cans.
