The phrase "attributed to the option" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the assignment of characteristics or qualities to a specific choice or alternative.
Example: "The benefits of the new policy are often attributed to the option of remote work."
Alternatives: "assigned to the option" or "ascribed to the option".
Indeed, they displayed either a slight and transient or a robust and persistent shift towards SS, denoting their subjective discounting of value attributed to the LL option.
Although approximately 30% of chronic lumbar pain can be attributed to the facets, limited surgical options exist for patients.
According to Clark, the opening bell downticks were attributed to the expiration of index options, which carry more volatility than the individual stock expirations, which expired this afternoon.
The decline last year can be largely attributed to the hammering of stock and option awards granted early in 2009, when stock prices were at their nadir.
This can be attributed to the lack of established treatment options for a small group of patients with extensive major airway disease.
The data from the Extracorporeal Life Support Organization [ 79] also show a decrease in the frequency of use of ECMO beginning in 1993, which, according to the authors (of the registry) may be attributed to the introduction of new treatment options such as high-frequency oscillatory ventilation, inhaled NO, or surfactant into clinical practice.
Each one of the four upgrading strategies proposed, refers to specific engineering operations while the term attributed to each option is considered to be the best matching.
The term attributed to each option is considered to be the best matching as follows: 'Maintenance', 'Rehabilitation', 'Reconstruction' and 'New Alignment'.
Overall, 66 of 148 (45%) participants had agreement between these two methods for assessing attribute importance, with most differences coming from differences between methods in the value attributed to testing options compared with costs.> -wrap-foot> Abbreviation: DCE Discrete Choice Experiment.
Of the 79 insider attacks from May 2007 to September 2012, military investigators found that 38 percent were likely to have been triggered by personal motives; 6 percent were suspected cases of enemy infiltration; and 14 percent were attributed to co-option, in which insurgents persuaded a member of the security forces to help carry out an attack.
