The phrase "attributed to the weight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or reason for something being assigned or linked to the weight of an object or concept.
Example: "The discrepancies in the measurements were attributed to the weight of the materials used in the experiment."
Alternatives: "ascribed to the weight" or "linked to the weight".
Clearly the true accuracy of PageRank can be attributed to the weights and categorization of the edges.
The high level performance is attributed to the light weight and Single Instruction Multiple Data (SIMD) that the GPU architecture offers.
This trend can likely be attributed to the higher weight fraction of chitosan.
He later related that the Movement's members were simply anti-Batista, and few had strong socialist or anti-imperialist views, something which Castro attributed to "the overwhelming weight of the Yankees' ideological and advertising machinery" which he believed suppressed class consciousness among Cuba's working class.
A greater loss of favorable alleles from GBLUP than from BL may also be attributed to the different weight on the rare alleles for prediction.
Among women, only the normal weight had a significant increase in the percentage of individuals who had consulted a physician; hence, the increasing use of health care among women could be largely attributed to the normal weight.
The beneficial metabolic effects of RYGB were initially attributed to the substantial weight reduction achieved with surgery; however, subsequent investigations revealed an improvement in insulin sensitivity at 6 days after RYGB without appreciable weight loss (15).
This is attributed to the larger weighting factor that the GWP has than the other potentials.
This subregional difference in the state-dependency of the RSC can, in all likelihood, be attributed to the different weighting in external (RSA) vs. internal (RSG) information processing within the two subregions.
