The phrase "attributed to the left" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas, actions, or statements that are associated with left-leaning political ideologies or groups.
Example: "The policy changes were largely attributed to the left, reflecting their influence on the current administration."
Alternatives: "associated with the left" or "linked to the left".
This is a problem commonly attributed to the left, but nobody has the monopoly on misogyny – it is sadly too widespread for that.
The seepage portions attributed to the left, right and center parts of the cave in Figs. 13 and 15 are not measured continuously, but are extrapolations from the spatial manual measurements.
The right ventricle (RV) is involved in a wide variety of acquired and congenital heart diseases, even though the primary diagnostic focus is attributed to the left ventricle (LV) in most clinical conditions.
Read more: Instead we must look to the postwar consensus after 1945 to understand the revisionist view we are still seeing today, and which Mr Gove attributes to the left.
Regarding the localized westward signals between F1 and F3, it is possible to attribute to the left-lateral slip on F3.
In 2017, 39,505 such offences were recorded, of which half were attributed to people with right-wing ideologies, including 1,130 acts of violence (although more acts of violence were attributed to the far left).
In our opinion the decrease in left ventricular end diastolic diameter (LVEDD) and improvement in left ventricular function can be attributed to the unloading of the left ventricle.
It is known [29, 30] that this type of crack morphology is attributed to the combination of cleavage of ( left(10overline{1}0right) )-like planes in GaN and parting of ( left(11overline{2}0right) )-like planes in α-Al2O3, because cracking in the substrate and the epitaxial layer will occur simultaneously.
The rise of populist, anti-establishment parties and figures – from Donald Trump and Ukip on the right to Jeremy Corbyn and Syriza on the left – has frequently been attributed to the idea that globalisation has helped the wealthy while failing to benefit those on lower incomes in the same way.
According to the interpretation derived by the equivalent circuits, the first semicircle (from the left, higher frequencies) is attributed to the bulk Si.
