The phrase "attributes can help" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how certain characteristics or qualities can assist in achieving a goal or solving a problem.
Example: "In this project, we believe that understanding the attributes can help us make better decisions."
Alternatives: "characteristics can assist" or "traits can aid".
These attributes can help smooth the cash flows needed to maintain dividend and interest payments.
Key landscape attributes can help explain why humans, hominins and the wider animal community exploit certain types of landscapes in predictable ways.
Put into practice, these attributes can help to create a positive environment filled with motivated and creative people, inside a school, a business, or any organization that relies on people to be creative and dedicated to shared goals.
A customer-research technique that requires respondents to make a sequence of explicit trade-offs when choosing their preferred product attributes can help companies get a far more accurate read on what customers desire.
Our results demonstrate that combining soil and terrain attributes can help improve the stratification of a catchment into similar soil hydrologic functional units, which is valuable to distributed hydrology modeling and other applications.
Beyond where it lives, a species' attributes can help it survive.
If many of these heirs to vast fortunes don't know how to program code, they have other attributes that can help them become successful investors: wealth and well-connected families.
First-generation and working-class students and faculty often do not realize that they possess a set of attributes that can help them all the way up the academic ladder.
As many disease denominations include textual names (e.g. Alzheimer's disease), which cannot be represented graphically, we have identified a set of attributes that can help to describe and identify a given disease, such as the organ or system concerned, the etiology or the physiopathological process involved.
Confidence--which is your level of self-assurance with your own skills and potential--is an important leadership attribute that can help you transform troublesome experiences into increased levels of self-assurance, rather than letting them make you doubt your talents.
We argue that the estimated preferences, implying demand and willingness to pay for single attributes of electricity quality, can help policy makers to adequately incorporate consumers' interests into decision making.
