The phrase "attributed to the move" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasons or causes behind a particular action or change, often in a formal or analytical context.
Example: "The recent increase in sales can be attributed to the move towards online marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "ascribed to the move" or "credited to the move".
On the other hand a second, smaller peak of the distribution is visible at around 16µm which we attribute to the moving BRS within the data set.
The Giuliani administration also announced yesterday that it expected to save about $20 million a year over the next 30 or so years as a result of lower borrowing costs, attributed to the recent move by three debt-rating agencies to upgrade the city's bond rating.
On the other hand, if the child has moved to a different residence in period 2, then exposure (non-exposure) can be attributed to the child moving from an area without (with) a DS to an area with (without) this type of store.
This was attributed to the effects of moving the mice from group housing to single cage housing.
Then I remembered being in a minor earthquake when I was in elementary school, a small rumble that the teacher first attributed to the class above us moving their desks.
The dropouts in the sample were mainly attributed to the following reasons: (1) moved to another school (n=93, 12.2%); (2) refused to continue in the study (n=45, 5.9%) and (3) changed home address or migrated overseas (n=36, 4.7%).
Mubarak's speech followed a decision this week by Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to cancel a visit to Egypt, a move attributed to the lack of reform initiatives there.
Last year Japan cut short its whaling season - a move attributed to the harassment by Sea Shepherd.
The high cost of the film was attributed to the transportation costs incurred to move chariots from Chennai to Kurukshetra, where the war sequences were filmed.
A maximal latency of 60 s. was attributed to the horses that did not move during the trial.
