The phrase "attributed to intelligence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing qualities, actions, or outcomes that are believed to be the result of intelligence.
Example: "The innovative design of the product is often attributed to intelligence in engineering and creativity."
Alternatives: "ascribed to intelligence" or "credited to intelligence".
Figures quoted in the media, attributed to intelligence sources, put the numbers at between 30 and 100.
Clandestine collection methods from covert sources provide the basis for much of the drama and romance attributed to intelligence work in fiction.
Such results lead Dr. Zimbardo to believe that many differences in test scores between racial and ethnic groups that are attributed to intelligence or motivation may instead be due largely to a present-oriented time frame.
The movement's main positive claim is that there are things in the world, most notably life, that cannot be accounted for by known natural causes and show features that, in any other context, we would attribute to intelligence.
The official account insisted the blast was an accident, but a source with close links to Iran's clerical regime blamed it on an operation by the Mossad, bolstering other reports of involvement by Israel's intelligence and special operations organisation that were attributed to western intelligence services.
There are some key traits that can be attributed to emotional intelligence that play a role in how emotionally intelligent people behave.
The killings were officially attributed to "rogue" intelligence ministry agents.
Sri Lanka's success in intercepting supply ships in the Indian Ocean is frequently attributed to Indian intelligence.
his speechwriters had included the charge, attributed to British intelligence, that "Saddam Hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa".
The documents released are unreliable: 90% of them have been attributed to Afghan intelligence agencies, whose reports are totally unreliable and fabricated.
In odd counterpoint, the big headline on the current issue revealed that the hijackers had been American, a scoop attributed to Iranian intelligence.
