The phrase "attributed to the decision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasons or factors that are linked to a particular decision or outcome.
Example: "The success of the project can be attributed to the decision to invest in advanced technology."
Alternatives: "linked to the decision" or "associated with the decision".
The cause of this turmoil has been attributed to the decision by top executives to divvy up the top jobs in the new company with the precision of two boys splitting a piece of chocolate cake.
Many of the security gains have been attributed to the decision by Sunnis, many of whom were guerrilla fighters, to become American-backed neighborhood militia guards, paid about $300 a month by the military.
That increase was generally attributed to the decision reached after the Sept. 11 attacks to move officers from regular crime-fighting jobs to security details and other terrorism-related assignments.
The University of the Arts – formed from London's arts colleges, including Central St Martin's – has suffered a 35% cut in its government research funding grant, a move that it attributes to the decision to ring-fence Stem.
The discrepancies between meta-analyses are often attributed to the subjective decisions made regarding the procedural issues such as search strategies, inclusion/exclusion criteria, and validity of data abstraction.
And the performances of the decision tree model were better than others, which can be attributed to the ability of the decision tree model to classify high-dimensional data [ 29].
That could also be attributed to the company's decision to give users a free terabyte of storage.
The deterioration can be attributed to the government's decision decades ago to gut most of the public services that supported them.
The outstanding element in this match was Federer's ability to stand up to Isner's nuclear serve, an accomplishment that can't be fully attributed to the American's decision to pursue a smart rather than merely overpowering serving strategy.
By considering an intact plant as an individual sequential machine, the signal processing (perception and transduction) in inside the living plant can be attributed to the automaton-like decision-making processes.
Our analysis showed a reduced rate of events in the risk period compared with the control period, which we attributed to the healthy vaccinee effect: the decision to forgo vaccination in unhealthy children.
