The phrase "attributed to pure" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to indicate that something is ascribed to a pure source or quality, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The success of the project was attributed to pure determination and hard work."
Alternatives: "ascribed to pure" or "credited to pure".
This is far higher than the 20% share of the profits generated by S&P 500 companies that is attributed to "pure" banks and insurers.
This result could be attributed to pure AgCl, the relative intensity of (111) diffraction is about one half of that of (200) diffraction.
In fact, a XPS signal of Ni2+ near to that attributed to pure Ni spinel was clearly observed indicating this interaction (see further).
Increasing Zn content by increasing the CR application rate can be attributed to pure Zn-Oxide which was used in tyre production process.
This approach ensured that any damage to the surface could be attributed to pure erosion, and as such, be assessed against the dry erosion test data.
Beyond this region at 400 500 cm–1, weaker features are attributed to pure heme modes, and mixed heme and polypeptide motions.
Rand is immediately attracted to her, something he attributes to pure body chemistry: her molecules are interacting with his, producing a rush of the pleasure chemical dopamine.
Mr. Peterson is both overly modest and a bit too sketchy in accounting for his business success, which he repeatedly attributes to "pure dumb luck".
The excellent rate capacity is attributed to the pure phases, nanorod structure, small particles and uniform carbon coating.
The later has been adopted to make electrochemical-double-layer hybrid supercapacitors, however, the former is attributed to a pure double-layer supercapacitor.
In the presence of Ce4+ we observed a typical reduction current that is attributed to a pure hole injection during the Ce4+ reduction in Ce3+.
