The phrase "attributed with a" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct usage would typically be "attributed to" when indicating the source of a quality or characteristic.
Example: "The success of the project was attributed to the team's hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "credited with" or "ascribed to".
Yet they never get attributed with a likelier anthropological truth: introducing penal codes to the continent that outlaw gay sex.
Although some whales have been attributed with a human-like intelligence, there is little scientific evidence to support such claims.
In this work, we propose the concept of fiber-optic polarization-insensitive optical modulator architecture that is attributed with a microscale length and low PSL.
Much overglaze decoration can be attributed with a reasonable measure of certainty to the reign of Chenghua, the finest examples being, perhaps, the chicken cups, so called because they are decorated with chickens.
A perceived high energetic cost of protracted hunting locomotion16 compared with ambush predation has led to African wild dogs being attributed with a low margin of energy intake over that required for maintenance16 leading to negative energy balance if a large proportion of kills are lost to kleptoparasites16.
Most of these scatters can be attributed with a good approximation either to the Sauveterrian or to the Castelnovian phase of the Mesolithic or generically to the Mesolithic, thus confirming the intense occupation of these territories by the last groups of hunter gatherers.
Heavy bombers equipped for long-range nuclear ALCM's will be counted as one delivery vehicle against the 1,600 limit and shall be attributed with an agreed number of warheads against the 6,000 limit.
Increase in the cost of network is attributed with an increase in weighted diameter.
The roads are then attributed with an index based on which the critical ones are flagged [1, 32, 33].
One species was attributed with an even lower clutch size in North America, the great grey owl with a mean of 2.6, but the mean clutch size was much higher for the same species in Europe, at 4.05.
Drugs affecting the brain and presumably sex centers are generally attributed with an increase or decrease in sexual arousal.
