The phrase "attributed to the dynamic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or source of a particular phenomenon or behavior that is influenced by a dynamic factor.
Example: "The changes in team performance were attributed to the dynamic of increased collaboration among members."
Alternatives: "ascribed to the dynamic" or "linked to the dynamic".
Serration was observed on the stress strain hysteresis curve, which is attributed to the dynamic strain ageing (DSA) effect.
This is attributed to the dynamic strain aging, which is known as hardening behavior due to the diffusion of additional inclusion under higher temperatures.
The strong strain hardening under dynamic shear loading can be attributed to the dynamic grain refinement and deformation twinning that accompany the homogeneous shear deformation.
Detective first class constable Nathan Nunn, told the inquest he could not recall being told anything about the reason for Dhu's visit to hospital or her medical condition before beginning his shift as lockup keeper on the night of 3 August, and did not check the custody records, a decision he attributed to "the dynamic nature of policing".
The observed serrated stress-strain behavior is attributed to the dynamic strain aging by which interstitial O and/or N impurities introduced during cryomilling diffuse and interact with in-grown dislocations during deformation.
The S-shaped nonlinearity is attributed to the dynamic self-assembled space charge system formed by the gas film on the one hand, and the glow-emitting electrode on the other hand, and acts as a parasitic energy storage element.
At first, many of the more dynamic cellular processes such as cell migration and division are mostly attributed to the more dynamic actin and MT structures (Sections 3.2 and 3.3).
This was attributed to the strong dynamic coupling effect in semidilute solution of the waxy corn amylopectin.
The formation of the ultrafine and equiaxed grains in the transformed bands could be attributed to the rotational dynamic recrystallization mechanism.
He and his colleagues at the American Sports Medicine Institute (ASMI) have spent years researching and developing high-tech biomechanical solutions to address the disturbing number of elbow and shoulder injuries attributed to the highly dynamic nature of baseball.
It is noticeable that nanowires need higher implantation fluences to be amorphized compared with bulk materials; this is attributed to the enhanced dynamic annealing effect in nanowires.
