The phrase "attributed to occupational" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing causes or effects related to occupational factors, but it needs to be part of a fuller sentence for clarity.
Example: "The health issues were attributed to occupational hazards faced by workers in the industry."
Alternatives: "linked to occupational" or "associated with occupational".
who reported chronic (> 1 year duration) UEMSDs that they attributed to occupational computer use were recruited from a local RSI support group and the community.
Although computer use involves primarily wrist extension rather than flexion, other domestic or recreational activities that require repetitive or forceful wrist flexion may strain the joint or muscles, the symptoms of which are exacerbated by and then attributed to occupational computer use.
Ankle sprains are a common orthopedic injury in military populations, which may be attributed to occupational demands and footwear.
In 2014, an estimated 7000 skin cancer cases were attributed to occupational solar ultraviolet (UV) exposure in Canada (CAREX Canada, 2015).
The resurgence of TB which has particularly affected gold miners in South Africa, is attributed to occupational risk factors for TB including silica dust exposure and high HIV prevalence.
In addition to the unemployment gap, economists have noted stark differences in wages for black and white workers that can't be attributed to occupational or educational differences.
About 15% of adult asthma can be attributed to an occupational exposure but a large number of occupational asthma (OA) and occupational rhinitis (OR) cases are still under diagnosed because the interested parties often fail to recognize the nature of their illness.
This finding stands in clear support to the previous literature that documents a higher rate of smoking among blue-collar jobs than white-collar and professional occupations, 90 91 which has been attributed to more occupational stress among them.
Our findings also help us approximate the part of the wage gap between native-born and immigrant workers than can be attributed to immigrants' occupational mismatch.
Approximately 10% of adult asthma cases are attributed to an occupational etiology (Blanc and Toren 1999).
The incidence of MDS varies significantly by geographical area, and this has been attributed to genetic, occupational, lifestyle, and environmental factors, not fully elucidated as yet [ 4].
