The phrase "attributed to the bridging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the cause or source of something related to bridging, such as in research or analysis.
Example: "The success of the project was largely attributed to the bridging of communication gaps between departments."
Alternatives: "ascribed to the bridging" or "credited to the bridging".
Secondary (multilayer) emulsions were highly unstable at low alginate concentrations, which was attributed to the bridging flocculation.
Complex 5 is a binuclear molecule, while 6 is a mononuclear complex, which can be attributed to the bridging ligand bpe for 5 and the terminal auxiliary ligand 2,2′-bpy for 6.
The improvement in the tensile strength could be attributed to the bridging effect of CNTs on the crack surface.
The Jsc improvement was attributed to the nanocrystals bridging and charge transport enhancement.
Further analysis shows that the fibers improved the thermal cycling resistance which could be attributed to the fiber bridging process.
The maximum at 228 nm is mainly attributed to the disulfide bridges while the low intensity minimum at 212 nm is, again, indicates β-conformation.
This structure exhibits longer range order than the supported rhodium catalysts, but it has been reported to display an expanded Rh⋅⋅⋅Rh distance of up to 3.10 Å, which can be attributed to the Rh O Rh bridge.
Flexibility of construction of steel bridges is attributed to the fact that the bridges can be constructed and installed using different methods and techniques.
Overall improvement in fracture toughness (7.8 ± 0.8 Mpa m1/2) and bending strength (782 ± 60 Mpa) was obtained in the composite, which should be attributed to the improved crack bridging and crack deflection after interfacial modification.
The much longer Zn1−Zn2 distance in the EP complex of the AHL lactonase from B. thuringiensis(16), which is used here to reconstruct the ES complex, can be attributed to the replacement of the bridging hydroxide ion with the carboxylate group of the product.
This effect was attributed to the formation of bridges between the two sliding surfaces by the denaturated protein.
