The phrase "attributed to timing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasons or causes of an event or situation that are related to the timing of actions or decisions.
Example: "The project's success was largely attributed to timing, as it coincided perfectly with market demand."
Alternatives: "due to timing" or "linked to timing".
Observed differences in breast milk element concentrations across studies and over time could be attributed to the timing of sampling and a general decline over time of lactation (Cu, Fe, Mo, Zn), a possible lack of regulation of certain elements in breast milk (As, B, Co, Mn, Se) and time trends in environmental exposure (Pb), or in some cases to differences in analytical performance (Cr, Fe).
"September's performance can be attributed to the timing and strength of the Labor Day weekend," said Erick Merkle, an analyst the Ford Motor Company.
In McDonald's Asian, Middle Eastern and African markets comp sales grew 4.3% in January, led by strength in Japan and Australia, partly offset by weakness in China, which was attributed to the timing of Chinese New Year.
There was an absence of galleries from Asia in the fair, although it could probably be attributed to terrible timing - ALAC coincided with Chinese New Year this year.
Low turnout by black voters in Ferguson (12percentt in the last municipal election, in April 2013) has been at least partly attributed to the timing of municipal elections, the composition of the ballot, and the fact that African-Americans are more likely to rent and be transient in Ferguson than to own homes, in part due to decades of housing discrimination.
The lower contrast between tumor and normal brain may be partly attributed to this timing, at which a maximum ratio of uptake is not reached.
Poor outcome despite the switch may probably be attributed to the timing of the shift or role of antibodies in disease severity.
This significant variation maybe attributed to the timing and location of miRNA expression during skin development in adult alpacas.
Similarly the smaller percentage STR delay and 3(h)) can be attributed to a timing gain between the PII and STR of less than unity.
