The phrase "attributed to the school" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas, achievements, or characteristics that are recognized as originating from a particular school or educational institution.
Example: "The innovative teaching methods are often attributed to the school’s progressive educational philosophy."
Alternatives: "credited to the school" or "ascribed to the school".
In 1996 Christie's sold a watercolor copy that it attributed to the "School of Saint-Mémin" for $19,550.
If "Not Love, Just Frenzy" were a Renaissance painting, it might be attributed to the school of Almodovar.
An 18th-century tall-case clock with a dial signed by James Wady of Newport and a case attributed to the school of Job Townsend Sr. of Newport realized $666,000.
If we can enjoy a work attributed to the School of Rubens, why can't we be comfortable with a book by the School of Ambrose or the School of Goodwin?
One was the majority's firm rejection of the school district's central argument in defense of its policy: the prayers were private student speech that could not be attributed to the school district itself and could not be considered an unconstitutional "establishment" of religion in violation of the First Amendment.
There was also a splendid Arts and Crafts Movement needlepoint series depicting the stations of the cross by Lilly Yeats (sister of the poet W. B. Yeats), several medieval ivory statues and a terra cotta angel head attributed to the school of Luca della Robbia.
Demand has been significant so far, a development she attributes to the school's reputation.
His novels, similarly, are often attributed to the "muscular" school of fiction.
Second, we analyze which part of the achievement gap can be attributed to the differential school attendance by native and immigrant students.
These students did not show an advance that can be attributed to the intervening school year.
Some of these differences might be attributed to the different school systems and general alcohol policies mentioned in the beginning of the paper.
