The phrase "attributed to north" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is associated with or credited to a direction or region, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The cultural practices attributed to north are often misunderstood."
Alternatives: "associated with the north" or "credited to the north".
He was the first South Korean president to visit Myanmar since a bombing attributed to North Korean agents killed 17 South Korean delegates in Yangon in 1983.
The bombing, which killed 115 people, mostly South Korean tourists, was attributed to North Korean agents.
The 2014 Sony hack was attributed to North Koreans who were supposedly retaliating against the creation and release of an objectively bad movie called The Interview.
The other, an attack on South Korea's banking and media companies this spring, was later attributed to North Korea.
In March, a torpedo attack attributed to North Korea sank a South Korean warship, the Cheonan, killing 46 sailors.
Technical details about the cyberattack are reported to bear similarities to previous attacks on South Korean media institutions that some cybersecurity experts attributed to North Korea.
The director also restated the FBI's conclusion that patterns in the attack, such as the language encoding and writing style, matched previous attacks which the agency had also attributed to North Korea.
Moreover, South Korean officials say, it must be remembered that the disappearances from Japan occurred during a period in which several terrorist actions -- from bombing airliners to commando raids on the South Korean president in Seoul -- were attributed to North Korea.
Analysts say that Mr. Kim also would seek to counter an attempt by South Korea to win Chinese support for punishing the North with economic pressure after the March 26 sinking of a South Korean warship that killed 46 sailors — a tragedy many South Koreans attributed to North Korea.
What about the attacks last summer that were attributed to North Korea, or the attacks on Estonia in 2007?
Smith pointed to the 2014 Sony hack, attributed to North Korea, and the 2016 election hacks, attributed to Russia, as examples of attacks that occurred without any meaningful international norms.
