The phrase "attributed weight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the significance or importance assigned to something, often in research or analysis.
Example: "In the study, the attributed weight of each factor was crucial in determining the overall outcome."
Alternatives: "assigned importance" or "designated significance".
Each attributed weight was obtained throughout the expressed opinion of technicians and specialists from the construction sector.
Some female participants attributed weight gain to use of contraceptives and menopause.
Two major factors were also taken into consideration which affected the final attributed weight, the size of the population to be covered by the activity (national, regional or local), and the level of sustainability that the recommendation would achieve in the country.
Similarly, the second ANN received the mean FDs per malignant image for each set corresponding to a patient and attributed weights to each value.
Most studies did not compare the attributed weights to some sort of normative benchmark such as the results of a clinical study.
The other examiner collected data on Malocclusion according the Dental Aesthetic Index (DAI), which assesses the dental appearance by collecting and attributing weight to 10 occlusal traits.
The training features, time, errors, accuracy, and input attribute weights of the prototype system are analyzed.
Phase 2: Computation of relative quality of service (QoS) attribute weights.
On the other hand, the robust regression iteratively attributes weights to different ranges of the dataset, so that the impact of potential outliers is minimized.
Likewise, little difficulty was encountered in attributing weights to genotypic values (ai), as only two traits were considered, one of which had economic importance, and the other not.
The Relief algorithm was first described by Kira and Rendell [ 3] as a simple, fast, and effective approach to attribute weighting.
