The phrase "attributed to the interpretation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the source or origin of a particular interpretation or understanding of a concept, idea, or text.
Example: "The meaning of the poem is often attributed to the interpretation of its historical context."
Alternatives: "ascribed to the interpretation" or "linked to the interpretation".
This could also be attributed to the student's individual interpretation of the degree of severity of the act and if, based on their logic and attitudes, the behaviour even qualifies as academic dishonesty (Colnerud & Rosander, 2009).
Few hodological studies mention specific connections attributed to the PnR (r3PnR in our interpretation), though some results suggest that group projects mainly to visuomotor centers, such as preoculomotor reticular neurons, the superior colliculus and some pretectal nuclei, in addition to the cerebellar vermis (Bobillier et al. 1976; Päällysaho et al. 1991).
'The available debates on the various proposals throw no light on the significance or the interpretation which Congress attributed to the right to counsel.' W. Beaney, The Right to Counsel in American Courts 23 (1955).
15 We noted earlier that differences of opinion of this sort are often attributed to the correctness or incorrectness of evidence interpretations, 12 16 17 but our findings suggest that evidence interpretations may also be related to variations in epistemological values.
Aside from that, the focus in most of our educational system is on religious subjects such as hadith (sayings attributed to the prophet), Fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence), tafssir (interpretation of the Koran) and of course the Koran.
In conclusion, these findings provide some evidence of a causal effect of triglyceride-related pathways on CHD risk independent of the effects of LDL-C and HDL-C, but the weight of evidence attributed to the findings is a matter of interpretation depending on the degree of validity attributed to the instrumental-variable assumptions.
Any errors in fact or interpretation should be attributed to the author and the editors.
Possible interpretation of these may be attributed to the general lack of understanding and experience (on the part of IT and business managers) in respect of technical aspects of complex distributed cloud-based solutions.
This interpretation derives from the Chronicle attributed to the 14th-century chronicler of Scotland, John of Fordun, as well as from earlier sources such as William of Malmesbury.
No deaths are attributed to the storm.
