The phrase "attributed to matters" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts discussing the reasons or causes behind certain issues or phenomena, but it would require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The discrepancies in the report were attributed to matters beyond our control."
Alternatives: "related to issues" or "linked to factors".
From this God only good can proceed, whereas evil is to be attributed to matter and to man's own bad choices.
Throughout his career, Kilwardby holds two theories as to the principle of individuation: one, which he defends in his Parisian period, attributes to matter the role of the cause of individuation (NSLP 7, 39), and another, in the mature works of his Oxford and Canterbury stay, claims that individuation is caused by both matter and form.
Think instead of energy and force-fields in a space-time that possesses none of the properties that our senses seem to reveal: on this conception, we seem to be able to attribute to matter nothing beyond an abstruse mathematical structure.
The phenomenon of gravity as explained by "Mr. Newton's incomparable book"(ibid). has apparently led Locke to abandon the contact action proviso and to attribute to matter the power of acting distantly, even though the process by which such interactions could occur is so obscure that he is driven to invoking superaddition.
The substrate of the cognitive impairments in these children, however, is less certain, given that cognition is typically attributed to gray matter (neuronal cell body), as opposed to white matter (oligodendrocyte), function, and the incidence of gray matter injury in PVL has historically been considered minimal [ 1, 4, 8].
Unexpectedly high NH4+ levels are attributed to organic matter decomposition in the terrestrial sediments.
Recent health studies have reported that ultrafine particles (UFP) (<0.1 μm in diameter) may be responsible for some of the adverse health effects broadly attributed to particulate matter.
This inconsistency is attributed to dark matter.
They found that urban counties, particularly those in the Ohio River Valley and the southern part of the country, had the highest proportion of preterm births that could be attributed to particulate matter in the air.
According to this hypothesis, which was proposed to account for the discrepancies in the galaxy rotation curve, which are more commonly attributed to dark matter, acceleration ceases to be linearly proportional to force at very low accelerations.
