The phrase "attributed to services" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the source or origin of certain actions, benefits, or outcomes that are linked to specific services.
Example: "The improvements in customer satisfaction can be attributed to services provided by our support team."
Alternatives: "linked to services" or "ascribed to services".
However, in recent years the economy has diversified into light industry and tourism with about four-fifths of GDP and of exports being attributed to services.
However, the lack of a comparison group limits the degree to which observed health outcomes can be attributed to services provided by lay refugee workers.
We examined the hospital balance sheets and income statements (included in the 2008 end of year report) to estimate direct costs (prices that can be completely attributed to services).
Thus, the non-personnel HIV/AIDS spending was calculated as the sum of the annualized monetary value of donated goods only for HIV/AIDS services and the portion of non-personnel general cost attributed to HIV/AIDS services.
"Fees attributed to nonaudit services appear to be disproportionate, and they held up through the entire year," said Carol Bowie, director for governance research services at the center.
If the entire amount were attributed to past services, then Mr. Romney's use of the S Corporation avoided $58,000 in Medicare taxes.
George Davison, head of school at Grace Church School in Greenwich Village, said he saw the test scores of applicants to his school this year rise 15 percent from the year before, which he attributed to preparation services.
In addition to trainings, agencies providing substance use prevention services should consider developing or strengthening mechanisms to share aggregate findings across youth so that staff can recognize incremental, positive gains attributed to prevention services.
Few studies have focused on assessing the resolution of ethical conflicts attributed to HCEC services.
Costs will be attributed to these services based on published costing data from the National Hospital Cost Data Collection, Commonwealth Medical Benefits Schedule CMBSS), and the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS).
Costs will be attributed to these services based on published costing data from the National Hospital Cost Data Collection, Medicare Australia, and the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
