The phrase "attributed to the exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or reason for something, particularly in contexts related to research, health, or effects of certain conditions.
Example: "The increase in health issues was attributed to the exposure to harmful chemicals in the environment."
Alternatives: "linked to the exposure" or "ascribed to the exposure".
To quantify the proportion of smokers among "exposed" (here less educated) people that could be attributed to the exposure (i. e low education), attributable fraction (AF) were calculated for each level of education according to the formula Rexp-Runexp/Rexp[ 13].
Cross-sectional study: In a cross sectional study, the AF represents the excess of prevalent cases of disease that can be attributed to the exposure of interest.
Loss of lytic activity could be attributed to the exposure of the bacteriophages to the water-dichloromethane interface, with the lyophilization process itself having little effect.
Recent declines in male fertility, as evidenced by decreased sperm counts, in industrialized nations have been attributed to the exposure of men to environmental toxicants, such as cadmium, bisphenol A, and others.
The temperature jump phenomenon during the ablation performed under high heat flux and stagnation pressure was attributed to the exposure of the carbon fibers to the plasma flow after consumption of the SiC coatings.
The increase is attributed to the exposure of latent binding sites after the pretreatment.
The increased platelet adhesion observed in this study can be attributed to the increased exposure time and absence of anticoagulant.
The fast response of a nanotube sensor can be attributed to the full exposure of the nanotube surface area to chemical environments [17].
The presence of oxygen peak can be attributed to the prolonged exposure of the sample in the air atmosphere [31, 33].
Discrepancies between in vivo and in vitro EROD induction may be attributed to the short exposure to contaminated sediment (5 days), as well as to metabolization effects of low PAH concentrations.
The main transmission route in Morocco is still attributed to the nosocomial exposure to contaminated instruments.
