The phrase "attributed to the drop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or reason for a decrease or decline in something, such as performance, sales, or temperature.
Example: "The recent decline in sales can be attributed to the drop in consumer confidence."
Alternatives: "linked to the decrease" or "ascribed to the decline".
Both setbacks were attributed to the drop in oil and gas drilling.
And that drop in points can be attributed to the drop in passing touchdowns.
The Met, too, has had a tough year and faces a nearly $10 million deficit, attributed to the drop in foreign tourism.
Its decline was partly attributed to the drop in the value of the pound, meaning that while income has grown, this spending power did not stretch as far when compared to other countries.
The noises emitted by unsteady mixing layers and boundary layers are attributed to the drop in density along the axis of an eddy as it grows and increases its circulation by entrainment of the surrounding external fluid.
In situ transmission electron microscopy heating was used to understand the instability phenomenon, which has been attributed to the drop in particle pinning forces due to the dissolution of metastable precipitates and microstructural heterogeneity.
Figure2a shows the wave-like edge of inkjet-printed patterns, which is mainly attributed to the drop-to-drop distance and component of the solvent.
The cap on cash withdrawals of €60 a day has attributed to the precipitous drop in consumption.
Comparisons show slight deviations that could be attributed to the pressure drop employed in the present model and neglected in Tyagi et al. model.
For the blue-chip Dow, a chunk of Thursday's loss was attributed to the 12% drop in Honeywell's stock, which plunged $5.16 to $37.10.
At the time, the drop was attributed to the overwhelming temptation of a hot job market, which drew people to practice business rather than study it.
