The phrase "attributed to the straight" is grammatically correct but may not be commonly used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing characteristics, behaviors, or qualities that are assigned to straight individuals or groups.
Example: "The success of the project was largely attributed to the straight approach taken by the team."
Alternatives: "assigned to the straight" or "ascribed to the straight".
In the longitudinal direction, relatively uniform density of the internodes parts of the Moso bamboo is attributed to the straight vascular bundles.
The former TIDs can be attributed to the straight tsunami from the mainshock just like previous literatures, while the latter TIDs are most likely driven by tsunami from aftershocks.
According to the observation times, the former TIDs can be attributed to the straight tsunami from the mainshock, while the latter TIDs are most likely driven by tsunami from aftershocks.
In fact, the spirally coiled nature of chitinozoan chains has been used to suggest that they were laid by a spirally coiled organism, such as the gastropods; were this inference true, uncoiled chains could be to be attributed to the (straight) annelid worms or other organisms.
Sympathy must be attributed to the fact that straight men are famously uncomfortable with taking photos of themselves, and nudes fall into this bracket, but there are ways to circumvent the condition.
As compared to graphene, the discharge curves of the G/PANI show the deviation from the straight line, attributed to the pseudocapacitance contribution over the electrical double-layer capacitor (EDLC) behavior.
This difference is attributed to the active sites located almost exclusively in the straight zeolite pores.
The cracking location's dependence on the load transfer can be attributed to the non-uniform bearing load distribution along the straight bore caused by the load transfer.
The first straight portion is attributed to the macro-pore diffusion and the second linear portion to micro-pore diffusion (Allen et al. 1989).
Montello (1991) suggests that the difficulty in keeping in mind routes with turns, or those ones that are not perfectly straight, can be attributed to the heuristics defined by Tversky (1981).
While the low-frequency straight line is attributed to the "Warburg impedance" resembling the solid-state diffusion of Li ions within the solid active mass [21], the compressed semicircle is mainly attributed to the charge-transfer (CT) impedance at the electrode/electrolyte interface.
