The phrase "attributed to the advancement in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasons or causes behind a particular development or improvement in a specific field or area.
Example: "The recent improvements in renewable energy technology can be attributed to the advancement in the efficiency of solar panels."
Alternatives: "due to the progress in" or "resulting from the development in".
The difference in survival between GISTs in the stomach and GISTs in the small intestine decreased with time (6.1% in 1998 2001; 5.2% in 2002 2004; 2.7% in 2005 2008), which could be attributed to the advancement in treatment, such as the use of imatinib.
This can be attributed to the advancements in telecommunications and technology as well as the creation of graduates programs, which resulted in an increase of the collaboration among researchers from different groups.
Significant aspects of the health gains achieved in the 20th century can be attributed to the advancement and translation of knowledge, and knowledge continues to occupy center stage amidst growing complexity that characterizes the global health field.
7 This change in the age distribution of the world's population can be mainly attributed to the medical advancements of the twenty-first century leading to prolonged life expectancy.
Rapid advancement in mobile is often attributed to the natural disruption by which emerging industries innovate quickly, while established markets like PCs follow a slower, more sustained trajectory.
The rapid advancement of learning technologies in higher education is attributed to the realisation that learning technologies can support, and innovate teaching (Fernández-Ferrer & Cano, 2016) and enhance various forms of assessments (Farrell & Rushby 2016).
And a certain cartoon rabbit's incessant querying of medical professionals might be attributed to the fact that thousands more are pumped full of chemicals and given cancer every year in the name of human medical advancement.
The possible reasons for the observed rise in the incidence of GIST include the improved quality of cancer registration, the advancement of diagnostic technology/method, and the increased awareness of GISTs by physicians which could be partly attributed to the emergence of effective targeted therapeutic agent, imatinib.
Some carers made the point that these decreases were due to the advancement in the care-recipient's disease or advancing age rather than attributed to their attendance at day respite.
Since the decrease of breast cancer mortality in Europe has been mainly attributed to advancements in therapy [ 35], it could be argued that the absence of similar trend in Serbia is caused by delays in the adoption of new treatment alternatives.
