The phrase "attributed to its length" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a characteristic or quality that is ascribed to something due to its length, such as a text, object, or event.
Example: "The difficulty of the task was attributed to its length, making it challenging for the students to complete in the allotted time."
Alternatives: "due to its length" or "because of its length".
Many viewers who have sent e-mail messages to The New York Times said they have never seen the time-zone graphic, which can be attributed to its short length of time on screen, its frequency and its size, about half the point size of the "LIVE" graphic above it.
Previously, we have shown that the higher Ca2+ affinity of the C-terminal half might be attributed to its slower Ca2+ dissociation using full-length CaBD and a mutant (CaBD E99Q/E143Q)) in which the Ca2+ binding of EF3 and EF4 is impaired [7].
Ranolazine also increased the action potential duration at any given pacing cycle length, which the authors mainly attributed to its additional effects on the main repolarizing K current IKr.
Not knowing your status can, in theory, be no fault of your own, but attributed to the length of time it takes to test positive.
A change in filtering settings would affect both data sets, with the difference remaining, and it is likely that this difference can be attributed to sequence length (average mRNA length 1784 bp).
This relatively high value is attributed to proper length scale matching and the generation of secondary electrons in c-Si by the primary β-particles.
The singularities in the liquidus line are attributed to chain length mismatch between the palmitic acid and the FAME (fatty acid methyl ester).
The aligned MWCNTs were found to give the composite higher electrical conductivity, which might be attributed to long length and high dispersibility.
Increased defence upon pathogen attack during the daytime has largely been attributed to the length of the light period following infection [ 9].
However, the difference was small and, in the case of insects, potentially could be attributed to the length difference between the "old" and "new" branches.
