The phrase "attributed to those" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas, actions, or characteristics that are ascribed to a particular group or individuals.
Example: "The findings in the report were largely attributed to those who participated in the study."
Alternatives: "ascribed to those" or "credited to those".
Nusra Front and Hezbollah presence data are based on reports of activity attributed to those groups.
Indeed the majority of successes in category d [(no forecast-no event] can be attributed to those summer periods when no gales were forecast — and none occurred.
So if China bought Treasuries through an intermediary in Britain or Hong Kong, the sale might be attributed to those areas.
Of that 3percenttotalal decline in year-over-year NFL attendance, 77 percent can be attributed to those two teams.
Given the conflicting claims and varying levels of authority we attributed to those sources, we have decided to identify his location of birth as "Apulco?, Mexico".
Shedding new light on the history of the English language, Strange Vernaculars explores how eighteenth-century British literature transformed the patois attributed to those on the margins into living symbols of the nation.
Certainly, the novel's success can be attributed to those who read Nostradamus and believe that the smoke from the blazing twin towers formed the face of the devil or Osama bin Laden.
The indictment charges the ring with staging eight accidents, but investigators said that "more than 90" fake accidents, affecting 24 insurance companies, had been attributed to those who were indicted.
The better statistical showing of the conciliation efforts in California and Wisconsin, are attributed to those states hav ing available far more profes sional counselors who can ad vise couples before litigation and not after as in New York.
Much of the growth can be attributed to those couples in the baby-boom generation who have been priced out of the traditional suburbs of Westchester and Rockland Counties, officials say.
It came in response to remarks in which the former dictator, General Videla, had, in the words of the statement the bishops issued, "attributed to those who then led the Conference complicity in criminal acts".
