The phrase "attributed to smart" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is credited or ascribed to a person or concept associated with intelligence or cleverness, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The innovative design was attributed to smart engineering practices."
Alternatives: "credited to intelligence" or "ascribed to cleverness".
This should be attributed to the smart hybridization of CuO nanowires and Co3O4 nanosheets into hierarchical core/shell array configuration which could largely increase the amount of contact areas between electrolyte and active sites.
The improvement of lithium-storage performance is mainly attributed to the smart design of carbon-wrapped mesoporous Co9S8 fibers, which not only prevents aggregation and volume change of the Co9S8 particles, but also enables good conductivity, and thus enhances electrochemical stability.
It is noted that the ratio increased rapidly in the range of pH from pH 5 to 8, attributed to the smart change in ratio of the mono- and dianionic forms of FITC around its pKa (6.4) [27].
The notion embraces several different dimensions depending on the meaning attributed to the word "smart" and the label "smart city".
Trump said Americans have "seen the recent images of violence in our streets and the chaos in our communities," which can also be attributed to the rise in smart phones and social media rather than any actual massive spike in violent crime.
The steady decline in motor vehicle deaths over the past 65 years can be attributed to a combination of improved technology and smarter regulation.
But, in words attributed to Damon Runyon, an American writer, that is how the smart money bets.
Both men are wicked smart and naturally curious, two characteristics often attributed to visionaries.
Thus, IASLE explains that the "adjective 'smart' in smart learning involves some similar characteristics to the ones attributed to a person that is regarded as being 'smart'" (IASLE, n.d).. But, to proceed with any technical design activity based on the concept of smart learning there is a need to do further theoretical groundwork.
Several evolutionary advances are attributed to the elaboration of the outer subventricular zone (oSVZ) (Bayatti et al., 2008; Smart et al., 2002; Zecevic et al., 2005).
