The phrase "attributed to swelling of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are explaining the cause or reason for something, particularly in medical or scientific discussions.
Example: "The discomfort in the patient's knee was attributed to swelling of the surrounding tissues."
Alternatives: "caused by swelling of" or "due to swelling of".
This could be attributed to swelling during the treatment by Mn2+ ions and formation of manganese hydroxides precipitates on the clay surface.
There was a pronounced increase in shear viscosity upon heating, which was attributed to the swelling of the starch granules leading to a close-packed particle suspension.
The increase in the seal integrity for nutshells when used in single LCM treatment at high temperature is attributed to the swelling of nutshell particles, which was quantified experimentally.
The rapid increase in disintegration of bisoprolol fumarate with croscarmellose sodium in concentration (5 15%) may be attributed to rapid swelling of tablet.
The budget increase was mostly attributed to the swelling costs of health and retirement benefits.
Longer-term immigrants noted that " The attitude towards immigrants [has] changed, [it is] not as welcoming as before," an effect this respondent attributed to globalization's swelling of the flow of migrants, affecting the capacity or willingness of communities to absorb them.
Highest IDM release from F2 matrix tablet was attributed to hydration and swelling of both E-RT and PEC in buffer medium.
Intrinsic optical signals (IOSs) induced by synaptic stimulation and moderate hypotonic swelling in brain tissue slices consist of reduced light scattering and are usually attributed to cell swelling.
We show that the mechanical property reduction can be attributed to polymer swelling and explain these observations in the context of the Hildebrand solubility and Flory–Huggins interaction parameters.
