The phrase "attributed to the correlations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship between two or more variables and indicating that certain outcomes or characteristics are ascribed to those relationships.
Example: "The increase in sales can be attributed to the correlations between marketing efforts and customer engagement."
Alternatives: "ascribed to the correlations" or "linked to the correlations".
The changes in the land use, agricultural runoffs and partially treated industrial effluents from the industrial zone in the study area could be attributed to the correlation of parameters and the present result being in consistent with earlier studies (Sahu et al. 2011).
To ascertain the strength of mutual independence, for each triplet the co-expression between two members that can be attributed to the correlation to the 3rd member is determined.
The significant result of product age associated with the inclusion of any actual cost disappeared in regression analysis, suggesting that the inclusion of any actual costs with product age may be attributed to the correlation between product age and funding (i.e., industry funded RCTs would more likely to study novel drugs still on patent).
Finally, although we do not have evidence to support that higher chlorinated PCBs have greater associations with fetal growth, we note that, in part, this can be attributed to the high correlations between the individual PCB congeners (Additional file 1 Tables S5a-c).
The clustering around the spikes (local maxima) can be attributed to the spatial correlation among adjacent transmitters.
This is mainly attributed to the strong correlation between the surrogate response and target response (e.g., factor of safety) of different designs concerned in geotechnical RBD.
This phenomenon could be attributed to the partial correlation approach capturing causal connections [34].
This may indicate a sensitive period of gestation in relation to PM10 exposure, but it may also be attributed to the strong correlation in ultrasound measurements.
As shown by Xu et al. (2014), the lack of improvement in accuracy could be attributed to the high correlation between different estimated variance components.
