The phrase "attributed to the fund" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the source or origin of a particular amount of money or financial support that is linked to a specific fund.
Example: "The additional resources for the project were attributed to the fund established for community development."
Alternatives: "assigned to the fund" or "credited to the fund".
Similarly, a study published by the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland says that hedge funds tend "to reduce, not increase, the volatility of price," something that the authors attribute to the funds' willingness to go against the prevailing wisdom.
In a recent report, a team of professors at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign noted that "index fund positions did not appear to change much after reaching a peak in 2006" although there was "considerable variability" in the magnitude of the price disparities attributed to the index fund trading.
A further portion of the surplus the peasants used directly (on the making of offerings) or indirectly (by transferring it to the Batur Temple as well) can be attributed to the 'ceremonial fund' that Wolf saw as a further characteristic of the peasant economy.
The mounting commitment from the existing government towards improvements in accountability and transparency principles at every level was partly attributed to the limited funding going into the health sector; with extreme economic constraints, the ways in which the funds were spent had to be open and clear and had to be accounted for.
And part of that success must be attributed to the aggressive fund-raising, organizing and outreach efforts of the party chairman, Joseph A. Ferriero.
This was partly attributed to the additional funds at facility level.
Many of the limitations aid agencies face could be attributed to the types of funding they receive; there is unearmarked funding which is given without any strings attached and the agency can decide where the money is spent, and then there is earmarked funding that donors have given to be used in a particular region, country or even sector with a country.
The cause of this lackluster performance can be attributed to the misallocation of funds.
In one country, this was attributed to the availability of funding from drug companies for basic science research and promotion of drug/vaccine trials, in contrast to the very limited funding available for research with direct policy implications.
In Europe a similar role can be attributed to the AESOP association that funds the Sustainable Food Planning Group (2009), meeting regularly for prompting discussion and coordination around food issues.
