"attributes characterized" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the qualities or characteristics that define or describe someone or something. Example: The company's success can be attributed to its strong leadership and innovative ideas, which are both attributes characterized by its CEO.
They generally agree that three main attributes characterize a successful postdoctoral experience.
Here we report on the attributes characterizing filtered and the reciprocal networks.
The nature of this backbone has changed over time both in size, fraction of credit and attributes characterizing the firms.
In the case of Switzerland, a choice experiment revealed that the insured need to be compensated for attributes characterizing MC [29].
The intuitive idea behind the distinction seems to be that predications in these other categories concern only how the subject relates to other things; only substantial, quantitative and qualitative attributes characterize the thing itself.
Profiles in Sobecki [54] are attribute-value tuples, where the attributes characterize usage such as visited pages or past purchases, or demographic data such as name, sex, occupation, etc.
During the different years we are able to see the changes occurred in this filtered network both in size, fraction of credit explained and attributes characterizing the firms present in it.
The study of the time evolution of the backbone allows us to detect changes occurred in network size, fraction of credit explained, and attributes characterizing the banks and the firms present in the backbone.
This paper aims at presenting a set of travellers' typologies using attributes characterizing people's attitude, through an Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA), and a subsequent cluster analysis (CA), based on the obtained latent constructs.
