The phrase "attributed to the geographical" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it when discussing characteristics, phenomena, or features that are linked to specific geographical locations or regions.
Example: "The unique climate patterns observed in this region are often attributed to the geographical features of the area."
Alternatives: "linked to the geographical" or "associated with the geographical".
The great discrepancy in the phytoconstituents could be attributed to the geographical origin of the plant: the plant reported in this study was obtain from northern Nigeria as oppose to that use by Suleiman et al., [37], which was obtained from western Nigeria.
The global distribution of R. sanguineus has been attributed to the geographical spread of the dog.
The abundance of Betaproteobacteria was attributed to the geographical location of our sampling site.
The link between the Yemeni and Omani populations with Afar and Saho populations from Eritrea could be attributed to the geographical proximity and possibly past genetic history.
This may be attributed to the geographical distance separating Niassa from all other sampling localities, as indicated by the significant IBD.
This disadvantage was attributed to the geographical spread of families across large areas and the relatively small number of clinicians with the competence and confidence to care for a child at the end of life outside of urban areas [ 14].
Generally, the differences in mineral contents are attributed to the different geographical and botanical origins of the honeys [ 25].
The latter is a validated measure of social deprivation, attributed to the patient's geographical postcode, covering a small area of approximately 150 households.
We speculated that the heterogeneity was attributed to the ethnicity, etiology, assay methods, different geographical locations, and different stages of lung cancer patients.
However, two limitations were observed: (1) the number of in-depth individual interviews was lower than in international studies, which might be attributed to the limited representation from the seven geographical clusters, and (2) the views from older and younger patients in the in-depth individual interviews were quite different.
The difference in seropositivity in HIV infected as well as healthy subjects in reports from different geographical areas may be attributed to the duration of illness and type of antigen used to study the antibody response.
