The phrase "attributed to the accuracy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the source or reason for a particular level of accuracy in data, information, or results.
Example: "The high success rate of the experiment can be attributed to the accuracy of the measurements taken."
Alternatives: "credited to the precision" or "ascribed to the correctness".
The outstanding gain flatness is attributed to the accuracy of the gain equalising filter based on the fibre Bragg grating technology.
The discrepancy between the Gibson Ashby model and FEM could probably be attributed to the accuracy and small volume of representative reconstructed 3-D cellular structure.
The discrepancies are essentially attributed to the accuracy limit of the time-resolved input data, to the extreme sensitivity of the reactions about light-off temperature, to a possible internal diffusion limitation at high temperature, and to some transient state catalytic process which was neglected in the model.
This high level of precision was attributed to the accuracy of the volumes that have been concomitantly dispensed in the microwells by multi-channel pipettes, and completeness of the reaction in a small volume (200 μL).
This high level of precision was attributed to the accuracy of the volumes that have been concomitantly dispensed in the microwells by multi-channel pipettes, and completeness of the reaction the small volume (200 μl).
The results of Stands 1 and 2 where then compared with Stands 3 and 4 to verify if there are differences in pattern attributed to the accuracy of tree records.
The barrel is the key factor attributing to the accuracy of the rifle.
The accuracy of both measurement techniques improves with rotor speed and the differences between the constants is attributed to the better accuracy of the torque technique at higher flow rates whereas the calorimetric technique is more accurate at low flow rates where the temperature rise is larger.
Underestimated GCM climate in Fig. 13a, b could be partly attributed to the poor accuracy of the observed temperature data.
The relatively large width of the central position distribution should be attributed to the limited accuracy of the tracing, which is in the same order as the bin size of 48 bp.
Presumably, this discrepancy may be attributed to the low accuracy of the NetNGlyc predictor.
