The phrase "attributed to release" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or source of a particular release, such as a product launch, information disclosure, or artistic work.
Example: "The success of the new software update is attributed to the release of its innovative features."
Alternatives: "credited to the release" or "ascribed to the release".
Lung injury is partly attributed to release by PMN's of extracellular matrix (ECM) modifying metalloproteinases (MMPs).
Studies in BT474 multicellular spheroids suggest that the observed efficacy could be attributed to release of doxorubicin directly into the acidic tumor interstitium from pH-triggered vesicles extravasated into the tumor but not internalized by cancer cells.
It may be attributed to release of phosphate bound to Fe, Al, and Mn in sediments during higher oxygen demand of wetland for respiration.
One change was the increased foaming of the culture, which was attributed to release of rhamnolipid surfactants [27] and the second was an increased yellow/green color of the culture fluid, most likely attributed to the release of pyocyanine [28].
Cell death is a recognized consequence of LMP that has most often been attributed to release of activated proteases into the cytosol, particularly cathepsins B, D and L [23].
The decline in soil pH was attributed to release of CO2 by grass roots and solubilization of CaCO3.
In these cases, the observed inhibition was attributed to released cupric ions which react with cysteine residues on the surface of the protease.
The spectral shape of the AMC is then found by subtraction of the last and first spectra (Eq. (2), blue curve in Fig. 6(a)) as this difference should primarily be attributed to released AMC.
Fluctuations in uranium concentrations in surface-infiltration water can be attributed to releases of uranium from specific sources – migration from phosphate fertilizers and leaching from mineral deposits.
Na+ is also attributed to be released by weathering of the sodic feldspar.
The signal at 3,006.3 m/z attributed to the released 10mer was the most intense in the mass spectrum and indicates that the DNA is again being cleaved at the 3′phosphate group.
