The phrase "attributed to reaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or source of a particular response or effect in various contexts, such as scientific, psychological, or social discussions.
Example: "The changes in behavior were attributed to reaction from the recent policy changes."
Alternatives: "ascribed to response" or "linked to reaction".
The results indicate that the differences may be attributed to reaction mechanisms.
Hence, when RB has been employed for wastewater remediation, the observed photodegradation has been attributed to reaction between the pollutants and the 1O2 formed (Type II mechanism).
Deterioration due to sulfate attack is generally attributed to reaction of hardened Portland cement hydration products with sulfate ions to form expansive reaction products after hardening, which produce internal stresses and a subsequent disruption of the concrete.
Rate enhancement is now attributed to reaction occurring at a normal rate at an enhanced number of sites, not (as previously proposed) to a reaction occurring at an enhanced rate at a constant number of sites.
Thermodynamic arguments for the Cu Te system suggest that deposition of "low-copper" CuxTe deposits can be obtained during cooperative reduction of Te(IV) with Cu II) ions, while "copper-rich" phase was attributed to reaction of tellurium II) species with Cu(I) ions.
Additionally, three patients were operated due to tumor perforation (bleeding/bowel perforation) also attributed to reaction to sunitinib.
In this stage, the formation of CO was still attributed to Reactions 2 and 3.
These changes are attributed to reactions with free radicals, produced by ionising radiation.
Changes after exposure of unwashed samples exposed before vacuum treatment were attributed to reactions involving volatile species.
However, these effects were less pronounced than those attributed to reactions involving solvent species and the lithiated graphite.
Their formation is attributed to reactions between oxygen and the fuel, other than the usual combustion reactions, but also initiated by back diffusion of H atoms which attack benzene.
