The phrase "attributed to the possibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assignment of a cause or reason to a potential situation or outcome.
Example: "The increase in sales was attributed to the possibility of a new marketing strategy being implemented."
Alternatives: "ascribed to the potential" or "linked to the likelihood".
The success of DPs can also be attributed to the possibility of failed deliveries.
This can be attributed to the possibility of (intramolecular) hydrogen bond formation of PpHS.
The increasing role of concentrated solar power (CSP) within the renewable energy portfolio is attributed to the possibility of integrating thermal energy storage (TES) systems.
This result was attributed to the possibility that the mRNA encoding β-galactosidase carried complementary sequences similar to the B-LAC15 and B-LAC90 sequences.
The high value of specific capacitance and coulombic efficiency has been attributed to the possibility of multiple redox reactions occurring via different charge transfer centers such as, Fe+ 2/Fe+ 3 and Ti+ 3/Ti+ 4 redox couples.
In comparison to Hurricane Earl two weeks earlier, there was substantially less media attention given to Igor, attributed to the possibility of it going out to sea.
These exceptions may be attributed to the possibilities that the conformational differences are too small to be resolvable due to limited resolving power of our IMS instrument, or due to other factors that might have reduced the conformational differences of d/ l-Trp.
The notion of a self hidden behind one's appearance and portable from one situation to another is usually attributed to the new possibility of upward mobility.
The mood of the play, written during the cold war, has been attributed to the serious possibility of nuclear war, but recent revivals have seemed to depict much broader social, sexual and existential anxieties, the feeling that the poet Philip Larkin described as "the solving emptiness that lies just under all we do".
This can be attributed to the higher possibility of agglomeration at higher particle concentrations.
The poor performance of OVR can be attributed to the increased possibility of class overlapping and high sub-model complexity.
