The phrase "attributed to the types" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics, qualities, or features that are associated with specific categories or classifications.
Example: "The results of the study were attributed to the types of interventions used in the experiment."
Alternatives: "assigned to the categories" or "linked to the classifications".
As most previous reports of default network deactivations were also based on group-level analyses, the amount and source of variability across subjects are not well understood (although some variance has been attributed to the types of cognitive processes that occur spontaneously during periods of rest).
"Y" or "N," designating "yes" or "no," was attributed to the types and periods of data source collection, exposures, and outcomes studied.
To this end, HPV detection and typing assays are indispensable in defining the fraction of disease attributed to the types covered by current vaccines.
The discordance between different methods has been attributed to the types of services studied, the recall period, socio-demographic profile of the target population, poor health status and symptoms, high stress or high treatment needs, errors in administrative records, incorrect recording of records and patients misspecification of a treatment or service [ 2, 5].
The observed variability in urinary DAP levels, between communities and over time, could be attributed to the types and amounts of organophosphate pesticides used, the timing of applications and degradation of residues in the environment, work operations and hygiene practices, the proximity of housing to orchards and fields, or the movement of these working families.
Furthermore, the difference observed in phytohormone responses may also be attributed to the types of cells and tissues infected by TYLCSV (a phloem-limited virus restricted to cells of the vascular system) and SACMV (a non-phloem limited virus which invades mesophyll tissue).
