The phrase "attributed to the orientation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or reason for something in relation to a specific orientation or perspective.
Example: "The differences in performance were attributed to the orientation of the training program."
Alternatives: "linked to the orientation" or "ascribed to the orientation".
The gap between the two values of percolation threshold is attributed to the orientation of fillers.
The main cause behind the change in etching rates is attributed to the orientation dependent adsorption of surfactant molecules during etching process.
Specimen orientation with respect to the extrusion direction has a large effect on fatigue life, and is attributed to the orientation of extrusion die lines.
The effects of the field may be attributed to the orientation of the Al2Cu and the Al crystals and the decrease of the diffusion coefficient caused by the magnetic field.
Further analysis of the data suggests that much of the observed variation can be attributed to the orientation of the tRNA gene relative to the nearest origin of replication.
The programmatic gaps have been attributed to the orientation of HIV services towards paediatric or adult care, lack of provider training in SRH counselling for HIV-positive adolescents, inadequate financial and human resources, as well as the socio-cultural challenges associated with addressing adolescent sexuality in general [ 23, 24, 35].
The unusually small crystallization enthalpy is attributed to the local orientation of PET molecules present in the oriented amorphous morphology.
Anisotropy at the topmost lower mantle can be attributed to the preferred orientation of perovskite.
This was attributed to the random orientation of the magnetic grains in the thin film [30].
The large reinforcement is attributed to the planar orientation of the graphene in the individual polymer layers.
These variations can be attributed to the scale, orientation, and translational variations in the user palmprint due to peg-free imaging.
