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The phrase "attributed to the innovative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas, inventions, or contributions that are recognized as being the result of innovative thinking or actions.
Example: "The success of the project can be attributed to the innovative approaches taken by the team."
Alternatives: "credited to the innovative" or "ascribed to the innovative".
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Part of its commercial success can be attributed to the innovative ways Guardian Australia engages with brands.
Although placebo response rates are often high in pain studies due to a weight of expectation on the part of the patient, the particularly high rates here were attributed to the innovative appearance of the buccal film used to administer both FBSF and placebo.
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The rapid increase in subscriber adds last year can be attributed to the carrier's innovative plan offerings, especially its "More Everything" data plans.
Much of the difference between the British and American approaches to innovative finance can be attributed to the history of their respective regulatory systems.
This work demonstrated that this innovative type of clickable prodrugs entered cancer cells and showed restored anti proliferative properties attributed to the effective release of the HDAC inhibitors.
Part of this is attributed to the "unremarkable" music on the album and for the video; musician Max Tundra suggested that the band should "record an innovative, exciting piece of music – and make a plodding, nondescript video to go with it".
Much of this fall-off in interest is attributed to the tedium generated by wars that move at a snail's pace and offer little in the way of graphic, innovative fighting.
Prints attributed to the Master of Pico.
The origin is attributed to the Canary Islands.
"Natural" deaths were attributed to the mazzeri.
Other gains are attributed to the merger.
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