The phrase "attributed to their role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasons or causes for certain actions, behaviors, or characteristics that are linked to someone's position or function.
Example: "The team's success can be largely attributed to their role in fostering collaboration and communication among members."
Alternatives: "ascribed to their position" or "linked to their responsibilities".
We thus explored whether the flotillin-1 mediated reduction in Kv2.1 current amplitude could be attributed to their role on Kv2.1 protein degradation.
The erosion in their support can be at least partially attributed to their role in increased student tuition fees, despite explicitly promising to oppose such increases in the 2010 campaign.
Most of their effects can be attributed to their role in regulating the stability of HIF transcription factors [ 5, 34].
Besides health beneficial effects toxicity of tea polyphenols is attributed to their role as prooxidants in the presence of redox-active chemicals and lead to the formation of reactive oxygen species which can cause damage to DNA, lipids and other biological molecules [ 77, 78].
Perhaps a further explanation of trypsin and chymotrypsin activity may be attributed to their roles in the phenoloxidase (PO) cascade.
In JB6 cells, both AP-1 and NF-κB activities are essential for the transformation response, which can be attributed to their roles in the transcriptional activation of genes controlling cellular proliferation, metastasis, angiogenesis, tumor invasion, and apoptosis [ 38, 39].
For the purposes of this study, self-esteem will be included only; self-esteem is the positive reaction to care-giving and relates to the value that carers attribute to their role.
Therefore, the higher range of role stress among faculty in clinical departments may be attributed to their expanded role of community services in the integrated universities of medical sciences and health services in Iran.
The effect of earthworms on the feeding activity in soil may be attributed to their important role as ecosystem engineers.
The invariance of these residues for all the sequences available during the 1970s thus could plausibly be attributed to their crucial role in binding to the heme via their distinctive side chains.
The conservativeness of CYP51 and CYP61 is probably attributed to their essential roles in fungi-housekeeping functions in sterol biosynthesis (Kelly et al. 2009).
