The phrase "attributed to the abundance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or reason for something being associated with a plentiful supply or large quantity of something.
Example: "The success of the project can be attributed to the abundance of resources available to the team."
Alternatives: "due to the wealth of" or "because of the plentiful supply of".
The increase has been attributed to the abundance of court programs on television and to the popularity of the do-it-yourself movement as a whole.
Substantial growth, on the other hand, was observed in the MX samples (Fig. 2a) which may be attributed to the abundance of nutrient salts present.
This red-shift may be attributed to the abundance of C = O structures in GO = O and GO-OOH; these highly electronegative groups weaken the charge density of carbon atoms in the sample skeleton.
High T. tabaci abundance on early season cotton was attributed to the abundance of T. tabaci on the surrounding weed species, because the weed hosts on which it was recorded were plentiful then.
The excellent performance of Pt/Al9Ce1 catalyst could be attributed to the abundance of surface hydroxyls, oxygen storage in CeO2, high dispersion of Pt nanoparticles, and excellent adsorption performance of AlOOH.
The excellent performance of Pt/AlOOH nanoflakes could be attributed to the abundance of surface hydroxyls, high dispersion of Pt nanoparticles, excellent adsorption performance of AlOOH, and its high specific surface area and large pore volume.
For convenience we considered proteins with copy number values greater than 2050 (emPAI > 29.0) highly abundant, while the rest of the proteins were attributed to the low abundance category.
This can probably be attributed to the high abundance of geophytes in the region.
The shift of G band is attributed to the increased abundance of charge carriers [22] provided by the MPc molecules on the graphene plane, which eventually raises the Fermi level [23].
For a given probe, its signal intensity recorded in the CEL file could be attributed to the relative abundance of its corresponding target in the sample.
Our data provide strong evidence for a robust association between muscle phospholipid PUFA content and MRS. In view of the inverse slopes of the relations between MRS and n-6 and n-3 PUFAs (Fig. 1) it is clear that the positive relation of MRS to total PUFAs can be attributed to the relative abundance of n-6 PUFAs alone (which made up ∼75% of all PUFAs).
