The phrase "attributed with confidence" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct usage would typically be "attributed to with confidence."
Example: "The success of the project can be attributed to the team's hard work and dedication, and we can say this with confidence."
Alternatives: "assigned with certainty" or "credited with assurance."
Few pieces can be attributed with confidence to the Stiegel factories, and, like that of Wistar, his name survives as the founder of a tradition.
Given the nature of these reports, neither survival nor cardiac arrest can be attributed, with confidence, to the decontamination procedures.
Scores that have Specificity p-values less than 0.05 are considered to be scores that can be attributed with high confidence to the HYP of interest.
In spite of all the poetic renderings that Caedmon supposedly made, however, it is only the original dream hymn of nine historically precious, but poetically uninspired, lines that can be attributed to him with confidence.
On the University of Alabama boxing team, he competed together with future governor George Wallace, an experience to which he attributed his confidence in later life.
The number of respondents required to detect the prevalence of a particular attribute with 95% confidence and with a 5% margin of error was computed based on the assumption that the population size of interest ranged from 10 000 to 30 000 persons and on the conservative basis that 50% of respondents may or may not posses the attribute.
Because they had randomized the schedule, the eggheads were able with confidence to attribute the changes to Perry's presence.
Ellis attributes his growing confidence to Ward's influence.
Still, he speaks and carries himself with confidence and ease, two attributes handy for the fickle hero-goat world where kickers reside.
It is very hard to attribute a single weather event – no matter how extreme – directly, and with confidence, to man-made climate change.
Model parameters are identified with confidence intervals.
