The phrase "attributed to the weakening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing causes or reasons for a particular effect or situation, often in academic or analytical contexts.
Example: "The decline in productivity was attributed to the weakening of the company's management structure."
Alternatives: "ascribed to the weakening" or "linked to the weakening".
Mr. Weiss said securitization would help the county meet sharply rising social-service costs attributed to the weakening economy.
Note that the decline of GSF energies is attributed to the weakening covalent bonds between slip planes with the introduction of ternary elements.
The loss of breakthrough CO2 capacity is attributed to the weakening of adsorption strength of the processing adsorbent over long on-stream operation.
Water immersion altered the debonding mode from cohesive concrete fracture to adhesive separation from the concrete substrate, which was attributed to the weakening of the bonding strength between silica and epoxy adhesive due to moisture ingress.
The calcite crystals recovered their rhombohedral {1 0 4} faces gradually with decreasing PAA block length from 3 1 to 6 1 PEG PAA block ratio, which could be attributed to the weakening of the inhibition efficiency of the PAA block on the non-rhombohedral planes.
For LW bellow 3 nm, the reduction of the exciton energy with increasing LW can be attributed to the weakening of quantum confinement effect.
This relatively low sea surface cooling effect was attributed to the weakened vertical turbulent mixing caused by the high central pressures (causing a weak intensity) simulated using the coupled model (Figure 9).
The linear decrease of TC with Zn content is attributed to the progressive weakening of JAB exchange interactions resulting from substitution of non-magnetic Zn in the tetrahedral (A site) occupancy [39, 40].
(USA Today) ■ Toyota outsold General Motors again this quarter, and financial analysts say the automaker's success, along with the successful sales records of other large Japanese manufacturers of late, can be attributed to the yen-weakening fiscal policy of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan.
Starwood Hotels said it lost $107 million, or 59 cents per share, in the fourth quarter, compared with year-earlier profits of $79 million, or 44 cents per share, mainly due to one-time charges attributed to the companys weakened time-share business.
This can be attributed to the improved hardness and weakened synergy between corrosion and mechanical attack.
