The phrase "attributed to production" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the origins or sources of something, particularly in contexts related to manufacturing, art, or research.
Example: "The increase in efficiency can be attributed to production improvements implemented last year."
Alternatives: "assigned to production" or "ascribed to production".
Production in Lebanon's Bekaa valley – a traditional centre for the drug – fell 90% last year from 2011, with the decline largely attributed to production inside Syria.
"Production in Lebanon's Bekaa valley – a traditional centre for the drug – fell 90% last year from 2011, with the decline largely attributed to production inside Syria," the Guardian noted.
Blue-and-white pottery from Iran dating to between about ad 1550 andad 1700 were subjected to petrographic analysis in order to characterize groups which may be attributed to production at specific centres.
Chang et al. (2010)employed hedonic price modeling to study price differentials of retailed eggs andreported significant premiums attributed to production method, variation ingeographic locations and egg color.
During the preparation of solutions, we did not note any drift in pH, nor did we observe the effervescence of any gases, which could be attributed to production of hydrogen.
The rapid range expansion of this ruderal species is attributed to production of a large number of small, wind-dispersed seeds (over 200,000 seeds per plant), high resistance to diseases and herbicides (Weaver 2001), besides its association with AM mutualists (Shah et al. 2010).
We find that deviations from both optimal feature composition and optimal production technology likely result in losses similar to those commonly attributed to poor production quality.
"Around 30% of global biodiversity loss can be attributed to livestock production, such as the spread of pasture land or turning over forests and savannahs…to feed production".
Even assuming the most conservative estimate of corn yield growth, that is, Scenario 4, land area attributed to ethanol production drops to 19%.
Estimated OPC production of 3.2 billion tons in 2012 results in about 5%% of the global CO2 emissions being attributed to cement production.
Sales soared 49percentto to $3.83 billion, which the company attributed to higher production volumes and oil prices.
