The phrase "attributed to the climate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing causes or effects that are linked to climate conditions or changes.
Example: "The increase in extreme weather events has been largely attributed to the climate crisis."
Alternatives: "ascribed to the climate" or "linked to the climate".
Scientists like Mr. Schlüchter cautioned that not every rockfall could be attributed to the climate.
FRANKFURT — The German government rejected on Wednesday a request for 1.1 billion euros ($1.32 billion) in aid for the struggling Opel/Vauxhall unit of General Motors, a decision the company attributed to the climate of budget austerity that has gripped Berlin.
The aims are firstly to assess the impacts of policy design and public priorities in terms of technology and industrial development dynamics, and secondly to discuss the role attributed to the climate change issue.
Take the pathologist in "Tourist Season," one Dr. Allen, who had determined that Greater Miami had more mutilation-homicides per capita than any other American city, a fact he attributed to the terrific climate.
The Strait of Georgia has had an increasing average sea surface temperature as well as other oceanographic trends attributed to the changing climate [4].
The influence of regional soil variability expressed as the standard deviations of the soil productivity indices might exceed the figure attributed to the influence of climate between different climate zones.
In the Borana region, mobility and opportunistic resource utilization are key management strategies attributed to the uncertainty of climate.
These vegetation changes have been attributed to the action of climate and/or land use changes, as well as the corresponding synergies between them.
The present findings in terms of rangeland condition assessment as perceived by Afar pastoralists in Ethiopia is similar to the results of others (Holechek et al. 2001; Angassa and Beyene 2003), who indicated that reduction in plant productivity and livestock number are the main indicators of rangeland deterioration attributed to the impact of climate change.
This lack of success was attributed to the Australian culture, climate and lack of snow, as well as the lack of support for the athletes sports administrators regarded investment in winter sports as futile.
Although statistical variation arising from uncertainty about the present-day heat wave relative risk was certainly a factor, most of the variability in mortality projections could be attributed to the choice of climate models and SRES scenarios.
