The phrase "attributed to stop" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The issues were attributed to stop in production."
Alternatives: "assigned to halt" or "linked to cessation".
In the entirety of the NSA data collection program, data retention hasn't been attributed to stopping a single terrorist attack.
Williams argued that a small drop in murders, while encouraging, could not be attributed to stop-and-frisks.
When notes come down from the network to set, those that the notes are attributed to typically stop to catch their breath because it has a holy order quality that no one will question.
The biases in CTA/TAG have been widely attributed to the stop codon nature of UAG.
The book was attributed to "St.
EPSRC's cuts can also be partly attributed to its stopping, on 31 January 2011, the funding of Ph.D. students through the long-traditional method of including them in research project proposals.
Hence, the positive effects of GPx in neonatal sepsis may be attributed to its ability to stop the redox loop.
Folically enhanced player of the year Gareth Bale, whose stellar improvement Tottenham's manager Harry Redknapp attributed to his having "stopped messing about with his barnet".
Ostensibly attributed to Microsoft's decision to stop supporting Windows XP, the app and website have been pulled from the Internet leaving thousands of users in a lurch.
She declined to comment specifically on Rutherford's proposal, saying it hasn't been submitted to the board, but noted that the large number of arrests at the raves can be attributed to "a successful effort to stop drugs and other problems from entering the venue in the first place".
