The phrase "attributed to the elimination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or reason behind a particular outcome or event, specifically in relation to something being removed or eliminated.
Example: "The decrease in pollution levels can be attributed to the elimination of single-use plastics in the city."
Alternatives: "linked to the removal" or "ascribed to the eradication".
The enhancement of fatigue strength was attributed to the elimination of casting defects.
Compared to the previous edition of the MacBook Air, the new version performs better in every way, most of which can be attributed to the elimination of tractional hard disk drives (HDD) and the transition to solid state drives (SSD).
The tubular structure morphology of Zr-4 oxide nanotubes did not remain intact after annealing which is attributed to the elimination of F species from the annealed nanotubes.
Compound 8 showed a [M+Na]+ peak at m/z 595.1420 (C28H28NaO13+); a fragmentation at m/z 411.1063 (C22H19O8+) was attributed to the elimination of a glucosyl residue.
The improvement of SSOFC performance is attributed to the elimination of reactivity and the optimization of interface between YSZ electrolyte and LSF electrode.
The enhanced oxidation resistance of the annealed coatings was mainly attributed to the elimination of cracks, pores and splat boundaries caused by the intersplat sintering during heat treatment.
Furthermore, using Krebs-2 ascites cells as a model, we found that upon combined treatment with cyclophosphamide and dsDNA, engrafted material loses its tumor-initiating properties which we attribute to the elimination of tumor-initiating stem cell subpopulation or loss of its tumorigenic potential.
The increased α is mainly attributed to the partly elimination of the defect and stress at elevated temperature, as the elimination of stress is predominant at low temperature, while that of defects becomes predominant at high temperature.
The relatively large BCF of 51.5 for the orlistat treatment may be attributed to the minimal elimination of labeled material from the earthworm in the depuration phase while for carbamazepine the fast elimination of 0.14 d–1 can account for the smaller BCF of 2.21.
The incidence of recurrence of convulsions after administration of MDZ has been previously reported: 11 31% for IM [ 19, 51], 14 30% for buccal [ 20, 22, 24] administration, and 57% for continuous MDZ IV infusion for the control of refractory status epilepticus [ 52]; this is attributed to the short elimination half-life (about 1 3 h) of MDZ.
We suggest that the inaccuracy of the predictions seen in neonates is attributed to the absorption rather than elimination or distribution process.
