The phrase "attributed to visiting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or source of something related to the act of visiting.
Example: "The increase in local tourism can be attributed to visiting historical sites in the area."
Alternatives: "linked to visiting" or "ascribed to visiting".
There were 0.1% more visitors to the high street than there were in August 2015, according to the survey, but this was attributed to people visiting restaurants and other nightlife venues.
In the spring of 1996, one case of gastroenteritis in a child caused by VTEC O157 H7, was attributed to her visiting a cattle farm in southwest Sweden.
In the 1650s a striking transformation of style occurred, usually attributed to a visit to Madrid, where Murillo undoubtedly met Velázquez and studied the works of Titian, Rubens, and Van Dyck in the royal collections.
We also suggest that this could be attributed to frequent visit to the water bodies which might be infested with S. mansoni parasites, hence more exposure to infection.
For both treatments, this could largely be attributed to home visits by the general practitioner and specialised nursing care at home.
In addition to exploring the effect of demand generation activities on contraceptive use, we also examined service delivery data from NURHI-supported clinics between January 2011 through May 2013 to determine the proportion of clinic-provided family planning services attributed to outreach visits.
This growth was largely attributed to GP visits by new cases as opposed to repeated health care use by persons that had previously seen a GP for an AAD (Table 4).
We found that 80% of our cohort has repeatedly visited the ED, and that diagnoses attributed to previous ED visits are similar to those attributed to violence in case of "unintentional" injuries.
The Romney campaign did not announce the trip to Louisiana until early Friday, a delay that aides attributed to the complexities of visiting a region where some roads remain impassible and the presence of a presidential candidate's motorcade could complicate recovery efforts.
Anglo-Scandinavian Cardiac Outcomes Trial Blood Pressure Lowering Arm (ASCOT-BPLA) indicated that benefits of calcium channel blocker in the prevention of CVD may be partly attributed to the reduction in visit-to-visit variability in blood pressure (6).
Conclusion: Costs could potentially be reduced by cutting the 40% visit time attributed to travel, decreasing the visit frequency to clients with minimal drainage, and attention to "best practice".
