The phrase "attributes ascribed to" is a perfectly valid and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are discussing the characteristics or qualities attributed to someone or something, or to describe the source of a particular opinion. For example: "The success of the venture was attributed to the hard work and dedication of the team, but many of the attributes ascribed to them were exaggerated."
Clearly, although the recognition that certain susceptibility variants are more prevalent in certain groups can have health benefits, such observations should not validate the politically and historically charged concept of race or support assumptions that the entire range of attributes ascribed to race have a biological basis.
Recent studies have shown that many of the attributes ascribed to stationary phase cells, such as resistance to various stresses and thickened cell walls, are simply extensions of those of slow growing cells (Lu et al. 2009; Klosinska et al. 2011).
This rapid sequential processing style has been related to the linguistic processing demands of the left cerebral hemisphere and where persistent memories of negative affective events may indeed have survival value, an attribute ascribed to the right cerebral hemisphere.
In 1981, PM stated in an internal report: 'It was noted that one beneficial attribute ascribed to smoking is appetite suppressance [ sic].
In specific relation to abortion, stigma can be conceptualised as 'a negative attribute ascribed to women who seek to terminate a pregnancy that marks them as inferior to ideals of womanhood' (Kumar, Hessini, and Mitchell 2009, 628).
Attribution theory provides the theoretical framework for why negative attributes are ascribed to obese individuals [ 7].
But Trump also suffered from negative attributes not ascribed to Clinton: More than 4 in 5 voters, for example, said he was obnoxious and hot-headed.
Some passages in the text deny attributes to God, while others claim that the attributes can be ascribed to God 'in the manner of a cause' or 'in a higher way' (see e.g. Badawi 1947a, 130, 156 7, 183, 185).
Demea adds that giving God human characteristics, even if they are greatly magnified, denies him attributes theists have always ascribed to him.
Unique 16S rDNA sequences attributed to NB were ascribed to a new genus termed Nanobacterium, which was initially assigned to the α-2 subclass of Proteobacteria [1], [2].
His cult of personality expressed itself most overbearingly in monumental architecture, where the public - an amazing array of bizarre or futuristic memorials to his "Qadisiyah" - merged with the private (his proliferating palaces) in grandiose tribute to all the attributes, bordering on the divine, ascribed to him.
