The phrase "attributed to nothing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something does not have a specific source or cause.
Example: "The sudden change in temperature seemed to be attributed to nothing, leaving scientists puzzled."
Alternatives: "not linked to anything" or "not ascribed to any cause".
"The fact that the other 10 percent are unexplained need be attributed to nothing more sinister than lack of data," the ministry said.
He is hardly flinching at the contest, and his comeback in the polls is being attributed to nothing more complicated than his own striking display of re-election hunger.
The huge cost of occupying political seats is attributed to nothing more than the high costs of socialisations and campaigns.
Many seniors suffer from a loss of appetite attributed to nothing more than the inability to access healthy food.
The Occasion of which Insufferable Disaster... we can Attribute to nothing more than the Excessive use of that Newfangled, Abominable, Heathenish Liquor called coffee".
It seems even more so when you consider the popularity of the quote that is often attributed to Marilyn Monroe: "Nothing lasts forever.
The notion, famously attributed to Samuel Johnson, that nothing concentrates the mind like imminent death jumped off the page again and again as I conducted my research.
That practice continues in the new series, named for a quotation attributed to Robert Schumann: "Music is nothing more than resonating light".
Defense lawyers fighting the convictions say the resemblance of statements attributed to inmates who shared nothing in common makes it more likely that Mr. Scarcella fabricated evidence, laying the groundwork for cases to be dismissed and millions to be paid in wrongful conviction lawsuits.
During the first three centuries of Islam, Muslims came into close contact with Christians in Iraq, Syria, Palestine and Egypt, and began to amass a collection of hundreds of stories and sayings attributed to Jesus; there is nothing comparable in any other non-Christian religion.
Although many functions have been attributed to these neurons, virtually nothing is known about their physiological function.
