The phrase "attributed to involvement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or reason behind a particular outcome or phenomenon, indicating that the involvement of something is responsible for it.
Example: "The increase in productivity was attributed to involvement of advanced technology in the workplace."
Alternatives: "due to the participation of" or "linked to the engagement of".
The effectiveness of these advisories was attributed to the involvement of Native researchers in the studies as an integral part of the research team.
Unfortunately, despite efforts using both intact allergen and allergen-derived peptides, it was not possible to obtain crystals of a complex, attributed to the involvement of CDRH3 in maintaining crystal contacts.
The absence of mutation in 7.7% of resistant isolates could be attributed to possible involvement of other codon positions at the same gene or other genes rather than the studied katG.
High uptake values in the case of FS could be attributed to the involvement of both intraparticle and film diffusion.
The technical similarity of the studies can be partially attributed to the involvement of the manufacturers as sponsors [ 14, 20, 23, 24] or training providers [ 19], or the adoption of published protocols by the authors [ 21, 22].
This difference is attributed to the involvement of an internal proton transfer network with no release of protons to the solution during the exchange reaction, while the steady-state reaction requires the release of a proton to the solvent (28).
Furthermore, the unexpected drop of diffusivity after one TiCl4 treatment is attributed to the involvement of surface diffusion in untreated TiO2 matrix.
In their de novo designed maquette, Dutton and co-workers observed a 210 mV range of reduction potentials over a pH range of 3.5 10, and such a change was attributed to the involvement of Glu residues near the heme site.
This prominence of non-cardiovascular disorders can be partly attributed to the involvement of the cardiovascular factor in various disease conditions [ 37], such as diabetic nephropathy, pheochromocytoma and diabetes mellitus.
The response rate and the completeness of the questionnaires were higher than expected, probably attributed to the involvement of the teachers.
