The phrase "attributed to the volume" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the source or origin of a particular idea, statement, or piece of information that is linked to a specific volume of work, such as a book or report.
Example: "The findings presented in the article are attributed to the volume published last year on climate change."
Alternatives: "credited to the volume" or "ascribed to the volume".
It was largely attributed to the volume of alcohol consumed by spectators.
This effect may be attributed to the volume expansion of the nanowire part facing the incident direction.
This may be attributed to the volume change of the microflowers during the charging and discharging process at large current density.
In a quasi-harmonic approximation, the frequency shift can be attributed to the volume change only and anharmonic effects due to phonon-phonon and spin-phonon interaction are ignored.
The three sources of uncertainty can be attributed to the volume fraction (sample mass and volume measurements), nonadiabaticity of the system, and the performance variation of the ethanol suspensions themselves.
This can be attributed to the volume expansion of the material due to HWA-induced oxidation and some pore coalescence resulting in significantly smaller surface area and pore volume.
The difference in volume before and after placement was attributed to the total volume of the body of the meniscus with the horns.
The observed selective heating of polymeric particles versus the bulk aqueous environment can be attributed to the enormous volume difference between the two; the heat capacity of water within nanodomains is lower than that of bulk water.
The dilatation was dominantly attributed to the free volume generated during cold-rolling, together with any open volumes, like the voids or microcracks, or both, which survived even after sufficiently annealing the rolled sample at the temperature in the supercooled liquid region.
We conjecture that these discrepancies may be attributed to the partial volume effects caused by the relatively thick imaging slice (3 mm) and large voxel volume with respect to the ovine neuroanatomy.
Part of the difference can be attributed to the sheer volume of the Fire Department losses -- 343 members, nearly one out of every 33 firefighters -- and part can be traced to the steely stoicism and dispassion that many in the department feel that they need to do their jobs: With a city to protect while the nation is at war, there is no time for tears.
