The phrase "attributed violence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing violence that is assigned or linked to a particular cause, individual, or group.
Example: "The report highlighted the attributed violence to the ongoing political unrest in the region."
Alternatives: "assigned violence" or "ascribed violence".
Obama disagrees wholeheartedly with that characterization and thinks attributing violence to Islam is unfair and damaging to relations between Christians and the broader Muslim population.
Those who want to lead our country, but who attribute violence to certain groups and not society at large, make me very nervous 2/3.
Many noted scholars and journalists attribute violence in the Middle East and other geopolitically significant areas to droughts that have driven farmers to cities where there are no jobs.
In fact he is trivializing other identities and emphasizing too much on just one identity ( religious) when he attributes violence, bigotry and even low number of Nobel Prizes to Islam.
In a December 4 piece titled "Gang Members as Young as 11 Behind String of UWS Attacks, Police Say, Frostt writes about a handful of episodes in November where she attributes violence to two boys, one of them 11 years old, affiliated with an unnamed "local gang".
Borough President James Molinaro has attributed the violence to criminals looking for easy prey, not ethnic violence.
(There has been a handful of cases in the US where people have attributed extreme violence to ingesting cannabis, but the link between cannabis-induced psychosis and violence remains unproved – and, unlike alcohol, studies suggest smoking cannabis may be associated with lower levels of domestic violence).
Given the public health challenges attributed to violence, the high proportion of adolescents from low socio-economic settings exposed to violence in South Africa is a matter of concern.
He attributed the violence to a handful of criminals.
