The phrase "attributes held by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics or qualities that are possessed by a person, group, or object.
Example: "The attributes held by successful leaders often include strong communication skills and emotional intelligence."
Alternatives: "qualities possessed by" or "characteristics owned by".
This augmentation, in turn, requires a machine controller able to perform actions and to implement attributes that are currently demanded to, and hold by, human operators.
Anaxagoras claims that the earth is flat, rests on air, and remains where it is because of its size (A42; a number of geological and meteorological views attributed to Anaxagoras were also apparently held by Anaximenes; whether this is because Anaxagoras was following Anaximenes or because the commentators conflate the two is unclear).
Paléologue was skeptical at the time about the truth of the wild rumors and attributed them to the hatred of Rasputin held by people in St . Petersburg
Teammates said he was not a traditional enforcer, a role usually held by a player whose best attribute is his ability to throw punches.
This opinion, although reported by Jerome, was not held by all, as Jerome himself attributed the epistles to John the Apostle.
Cases where poor relationships between nurses existed were attributed to generational differences, gender biases, divergent views held by nurses entering into practice through assorted levels of pre-service training and perceptions of favoritism by superiors [ 48].
Most participants expressed difficulties visiting the homes of HIV-positive patients which they attributed to stigma associated with HIV disease that is held by many people in the community.
An abbreviated list of those attributes would include ambition, curiosity and intelligence — traits that are obviously held by many people in every ethnic, racial, gender and socioeconomic category.
This study is based upon a survey perceptions held by selected stakeholders and the value they attribute to selected KPIs.
The Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency attributes these problems to a large extent to short-term policy views held by recent government coalitions and the neglect of implementing policies designed to have an impact on the long term [14].
