The phrase "attributed to migration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing causes or reasons for certain phenomena, particularly in contexts related to population movement or changes in demographics.
Example: "The increase in urban population can be largely attributed to migration from rural areas."
Alternatives: "linked to migration" or "ascribed to migration".
This change may be attributed to migration stimulated by socio-economic development and household registration system reform.
A reversible inhibition of the rate by added water was observed over Cs SiO2 and is attributed to migration and agglomeration of the cesium on the support in the presence of water.
The most significant change is an increase in a broad peak centred at approximately 1135 cm−1, assigned to the v3 vibrational mode of calcium sulphate and attributed to migration of sulphates from inked to neighbouring ink-free areas, a phenomenon also observed through scanning electron microscopy and elemental microanalysis (Fig. 5).
The decline was attributed to migration, decreased life expectancy due to other causes, and long latency.
ODNs were included if their hospital had turnover rates attributed to migration of their nurses to high-income countries.
Because M igrate-N assumes that shared variation is attributed to migration, this can result in inflated estimates of migration.
Neat films of the triazine compounds displayed significant fluorescence quenching accompanied by a non-exponential excited-state decay profile which was attributed to migration-assisted exciton quenching at non-radiative decay sites in disordered media.
In the past year or two, Gold has noticed a surge of new restaurants serving very hot country-style food from Sichuan, a shift that he attributes to migration after the 2008 earthquake.
The shamanistic phenomena in the Shintō religion of Japan are attributed to the migration of nomadic peoples from the territory bordering northern Korea.
The team's success has been attributed to economic migration, but this is no flash in the pan, the club has origins that have resulted in this fixture going back to 1896 (details www.gaa.ie).
But much of the narrowing in the gaps between east and west, experts say, is attributed to the migration of job seekers westward as much as to any significant improvement in the east.
