The phrase "attributed to the possibility of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasons or causes behind a certain situation or outcome, particularly in academic or analytical contexts.
Example: "The increase in sales was attributed to the possibility of a new marketing strategy being implemented."
Alternatives: "linked to the potential of" or "ascribed to the chance of".
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.
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.
The success of DPs can also be attributed to the possibility of failed deliveries.
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.
Low occupancies for irons have also been observed in the ferroxidase centres of D. desulfuricans and R. capsulatus Bfrs [7], [34] and were attributed to the possibility of iron leaving the di-iron site to the solvent through the pore or translocating into the inner core via a concerted movement of two residues that lie below the iron position, Glu47 and His130.
Across the nation, individual market customers like them are seeing signs of big premium increases, which insurers are largely attributing to the possibility of losing the federal cost-sharing subsidies and of Mr. Trump's not enforcing the health law's mandate that most people have coverage or pay a penalty.
This difference in our findings could be attributed to the possibility that high levels of Cx43 due to experimental overexpression alters MDA MB 231 cells in a manner that is dissimilar to modulation of endogenous Cx43 via ACT1, and could point to important non-junctional functions for Cx43 when overexpressed.
This may be attributed to the possibility that a greater concentration of fibroblast-secreted soluble factors may be present in fibroblast-conditioned medium, as compared with the less concentrated factors that would be secreted from the small number of fibroblasts beneath the filter.
This can be attributed to the possibility that the alternate pacing protocol leads to altered dynamical activity of the heart compared to SS pacing.
The poor performance of OVR can be attributed to the increased possibility of class overlapping and high sub-model complexity.
