The phrase "attributed to progress in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasons or causes behind advancements or improvements in a particular field or area.
Example: "The recent improvements in renewable energy technology can be attributed to progress in research and development."
Alternatives: "due to advancements in" or "resulting from developments in".
Improvements in fish survival, growth and productivity are attributed to progress in vaccination and health management (including fallowing), husbandry, system design, feed formulation and provision, and introduction of technology and mechanisation.
He mentioned that advances in the development of non-invasive and repetitive quantification of liver fibrosis can be attributed to progress in serum fibrosis markers and ultrasound-based transient elastography rather than the classical biopsy-based semi-quantitative scoring system of liver fibrosis.
The traditional use of grassland for forage production however is vanishing due to a declining number of cattle attributed to progresses in breeding and milk production as well as structural adaptations in agriculture.
In a welcome bit of good news for the Clinton Administration, the Census Bureau reported that the proportion of Americans living in poverty declined last year, a drop largely attributed to progress made by black and Hispanic families.
This increase in survival can be attributed to both progress in early detection and improved treatment protocols using classical cytostatics and new targeted drugs for estrogen receptor positive tumours and HER2 positive tumours [ 3, 4].
In its press release, "New Census Reveals Decline in Greater Los Angeles Homelessness," LAHSA attributes this 38% decrease in the number of homeless people counted in Los Angeles County in 2009 to "progress in the City's and County's efforts at reducing homelessness".
The direct cause of the shutdown has been attributed to an in-progress funding round that fell through because of investor distress over the economy.
The relatively recent advance of selective immune targeting has significantly changed the management of autoimmune disorders and in part can be attributed to the progress made in understanding effector cell function and their signaling pathways.
We suggest that stable coloration in silk could be attributed to active catalytic progress in pigmentation.
This can be attributed to the increase in older population in Japan and recent progress in the proper diagnosis of AIH onset in the elderly.
