The phrase "attributed to the many" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is credited or assigned to a large group of people or a collective.
Example: "The success of the project was attributed to the many who contributed their time and effort."
Alternatives: "credited to the multitude" or "ascribed to the collective".
This larger value can be attributed to the many mass-transfer processes at different scales in naturally heterogeneous, fractured rock systems.
The high attrition rate in tracer development can be attributed to the many properties that a successful CNS tracer has to satisfy including tracer affinity, non-specific binding, blood-brain barrier transport, metabolic stability, etc. (Figure 1) [1]-[5].
This could be attributed to the many health benefits of sex.
This is consistent with the findings of Agrwal et al, and can be attributed to the many false claims published in media and other modes of advertisement [ 13].
Only four patients did not have a GP at the start of treatment, attributed to the many specialist homeless health services in the catchment area of the clinic.
The mechanisms behind this cardioprotective effect have been attributed to the many positive effects that β-blockers have on cardiac function: antiarrhythmic effects, improvement of myocardial function, lowering of cardiac oxygen consumption, and lowering of blood pressure.
In Emino's experience, younger customers prefer bourbon and rye to scotch, and people like their drinks neat, or in the form of a classic cocktail – perhaps a Manhattan or Old-Fashioned, something he attributes to the many Don Draper fans who've watched too many episodes of Mad Men.
We have identified one hundred videos attributed to the attack, many of which show large numbers of bodies exhibiting physical signs consistent with, but not unique to, nerve agent exposure.
Ethnomusicologist Wayne Marshall says reggae's success can be attributed to the its many divergent (even contradictory) forms and meanings.
In the United States, where all sorts of powers are commonly attributed to the private sector, many people might imagine that employers take up the slack.
Genome-wide association studies have demonstrated a significant polygenic contribution to BD and MDD, where risk is attributed to the summation of many alleles of small effect.
