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The phrase "attributed to the domain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assignment of characteristics, qualities, or responsibilities to a specific area of expertise or field.
Example: "The findings of the research were attributed to the domain of environmental science."
Alternatives: "assigned to the field" or "ascribed to the area".
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Such deviations from linear dependence have been previously attributed to the domain wall interaction with the distributed defects[17, 20].
Yet this comes at a risk of including relationships that can be mistakenly attributed to the domain of interest.
Despite covering only 12.7% of the 3-digit codes in Environmental Factors, 21interRAI items were attributed to the domain of Support and Relationships (E-Chapter 1).
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Does the importance attributed to the domains differ?
The codes or specific beliefs were then attributed to the domains of the TDF.
Sixty nine suffering inducing aspects were identified in literature and attributed to the domains.
Most of these functions are attributed to the catalytic domain, however, the amino-terminal death effector domains (DED s, which belong to the death domain superfamily of proteins, can also play key roles during development.
One of the differences between ey and toy has been attributed to the PST domain, which interacts with disparate binding partners13.
These results suggest that the endothermic peak is attributed to the HS domain consisting of the fringed micelle-like crystal.
This variation in glass transition is attributed to the polymer domain interactions resulting from the different morphologies of various blend compositions.
This might be attributed to the HA domain of HA-MRCAs.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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