The phrase "attributed to the identity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics, traits, or actions that are associated with a particular identity or persona.
Example: "The qualities of resilience and determination are often attributed to the identity of a successful entrepreneur."
Alternatives: "associated with the identity" or "linked to the identity".
They also include perceptions of symptoms attributed to the disease (identity), understanding of the disease, concerns and emotional response to the disease [ 12- 14].
Using an REML approach we were able to determine that ~60% of the observed phenotypic variation seen in egg size could be collectively attributed to the genetic identities of one (the female) or both of the individuals in a mating pair (Table 1).
This is attributed to the low sequence identity between C. vulgaris and model plants and to the incomplete annotation of sequence data from closer relatives.
Delays in seeking help were primarily attributed to the desire to protect identity and goals from the threat of depressive symptoms.
We verified that these differences can not simply be attributed to the generally higher sequence identity of the ortholog-ortholog and the inparalog-inparalog pairs.
A substantive part of the survey was attributed to the identification of ethnic identity, which facilitated the cross-checking of participants′ responses against parental ethnicity and the parental and grandparental countries of birth.
As any Breitbart reader could see during Bannon's run as its executive chair, the enemies also include those who would erode the "Judeo-Christian" nationalist identity Bannon attributes to the United States.
Specifically, if male courtship is to be a potentially useful sexual signal, we predict that, for a given point in time, variation in signalling effort observed among males should be greater relative to the variation attributed to female identity, an important source of within-male variation [ 17].
Although replant disease has gen erally been attributed to biotic factors, the identity and consistency of the complex inciting this disease have been the subject of much debate.
In my book, "Hidden Voices, Reflections of a Gay Catholic Priest" I speak about the harm our teaching has caused especially to our youth; and especially when 30% of all successful teenage suicides are attributed to sexual identity issues.
