The phrase "attributed to the coaching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the source or cause of a particular outcome or behavior that is linked to coaching practices or methods.
Example: "The team's recent success can be largely attributed to the coaching they received during the season."
Alternatives: "credited to the coaching" or "ascribed to the coaching".
The hydration group increased their 24 h urine volume by 0.7 L/day, and the between-group difference at the final follow-up was 1.3 L/day, which we attribute to the coaching skills and frequency of telephone follow-up with participants.
In their meeting room, a quotation attributed to the N.B.A. coach Phil Jackson — "The strength of the team is each individual member" — was scribbled on a dry-erase board.
The fall in population between 1851 and 1871 has been attributed to the collapse in coaching as the railways became popular.
There's a saying in the N.B.A. — sometimes attributed to the former Pistons coach Chuck Daly and sometimes to Doc Rivers — that goes, "Offense is spacing, and spacing is offense".
Cook's return to form with the bat would suggest he is safe as captain, but any selection mistakes will be attributed to the skipper and coach Moores.
Burbank coach Loi Phan attributed to the team's struggles Tuesday to his squad's youth, inexperience and short preseason practices.
This absurd difference can be attributed to both the coaching and test-prep that the higher income students receive in comparison to their low-income counterparts, along with the general differences in the quality of schooling.
"The first day when I woke up and I got this bright light in front of me, I was like, 'Yeah, this is a good view.' " Part of Bartoli's resurgence can be attributed to a coaching change.
Butler's success against teams with superior athletes has been attributed to Stevens' coaching style and calm demeanor.
Said after a win, the phrase "How bout them Cowboys" is generally attributed to Cowboys coach Jimmy Johnson.
