The phrase "attributed to serious" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The issues were attributed to serious mismanagement."
Alternatives: "linked to significant" or "ascribed to grave".
The failure to begin a new global trade round last December in Seattle was in large part attributed to serious differences in how to tackle the issue of agriculture.
From the observation of the pitting holes, the lower Rct was attributed to serious delamination of the CrAlSiN coatings.
Data suggests only 3to5percentent of violent acts can be attributed to serious mental illness.
Deaths attributed to serious infection occurred at similar rates in the two groups (0.82, 0.41 to 1.63).
The mood of the play, written during the cold war, has been attributed to the serious possibility of nuclear war, but recent revivals have seemed to depict much broader social, sexual and existential anxieties, the feeling that the poet Philip Larkin described as "the solving emptiness that lies just under all we do".
During repeated insertion and extraction, the volume change and pulverization are the main causes attributed to the serious attenuation.
Traditionally, chronic low back pain in this population has been attributed to either serious undetected pathology or psychosocial etiologies.
That was attributed to the serious material adhesion caused by high temperature, and the fracturing delamination caused by shearing force and normal stress.
Higher straw yield of II year rice under control as compared to other treatments could be attributed to the serious attack of brown spot disease which led to the premature drying and poor grain bearing in the control plots.
As shown in Figure 10a, the quantum efficiencies for both junctions of cell A are very low, which are attributed to its serious electric leakage observed in Figure 4.
