The phrase "attributed to listening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the source or cause of something that is related to the act of listening.
Example: "The insights gained from the discussion were largely attributed to listening attentively to the participants."
Alternatives: "linked to listening" or "associated with listening".
Luján says that there's been "a shift in tone already this cycle," something he attributes to listening to activists across the country.
Since we were interested in relative differences in autonomic nervous system activity that can be attributed to music listening, rather than absolute differences amongst participants, it would not be valid to directly compare differences amongst participants.
I came out of this unscathed, and I attributed that to listening to my intuition, not being greedy, and being a New York City girl.
Kurani says that can be attributed to a strategy of listening to users and going in the direction they're naturally taking the network, and there's more of that planned for the future.
Today, baby boomers account for 10 million of the 31.5 million Americans with hearing loss, according to the Better Hearing Institute, a nonprofit educational organization, and many hearing experts attribute this to listening to overly loud rock music.
That incident, reported by William R Trotter in his 1995 biography of Mitropoulos, is one of many that earned the composer a reputation for epitomising the self-indulgent "who cares if you listen?" mentality attributed to the American avant-garde of the 1960s and 1970s.
Interactions between feature-sensitive coding and the listening context could also be attributed to the main effect of feature-sensitive coding.
At least some of the digital listening drop can be attributed to operators such as Bauer removing stations from digital platforms, in their case two of their most popular digital offerings, The Hits and Smash Hits, from Sky Digital.
I definitely think listening to Rinse as much as I did attributed to why I did so badly in my exams.
Referring to his turnaround, he said, "The problem that people have attributed to me is one of hubris, arrogance, unwillingness to shift, listen, and respond.
