The phrase "attributed to resin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics, properties, or effects that are ascribed to resin in a specific context, such as art, chemistry, or materials science.
Example: "The unique texture of the artwork is largely attributed to resin, which enhances its visual appeal."
Alternatives: "ascribed to resin" or "credited to resin".
The pungency of Piper peppers is attributed to chavicine, a resin.
The compressive behaviors degradation of the braided composite is attributed to the epoxy resin degradation and interface debonding.
These absorptions may be attributed to the polyisocyanate resins used to activate the systems.
The differences found in conversion values could be attributed to variation in resins composition, in terms of monomeric systems, type and quantity of load particles, concentration of diluents and initiators [19].
The enhancement of energy absorption is tentatively attributed to strengthening of the resin at high strain rates.
However, the observed higher thermal performance of PEKK resin, attributed to its chemical structure, increases the interest toward its use as matrix for aerospace composite materials, that can be subjected to hazardous environments.
There are two main categories of reactions in hygrothermal aging: the first one is the post curing process, which leads to a larger crosslinking density and a reduced interior stress; while the other is the plasticization and deterioration of epoxy resin attributed to moisture ingress.
This behavior can be attributed to the disaggregation of resins and asphaltenes as well as to the decarboxylation process.
This time-dependence of emulsion stability is attributed to the mobility of resins at the oil water interface and the slow buildup of a stabilizing interfacial film consisting of resins and asphaltenes.
This ameliorating effect is partly attributed to the ability of modified resin to penetrate deeper into the concrete than unmodified resin, as suggested by the micro-hardness measurements.
