The phrase "attributes knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the qualities or characteristics associated with knowledge, often in academic or analytical contexts.
Example: "The study attributes knowledge to various factors, including experience and education."
Alternatives: "ascribes knowledge" or "assigns knowledge".
The identified susceptibility can be evaluated against the level of livelihood resilience (with the caveat of real limitations) comprising the following attributes: knowledge, information, and resource flows; participation in formal and informal decision-making processes; capabilities, agency, assets, and activities required for a means of living; social capital; and human rights.
The attitudes and attributes, knowledge, and skills of competent teachers were recently described [ 11].
Mean scores for the attributes Knowledge (25.06), ethics (25.0), and Advocacy (16.8) were highest, while for the attributes autonomy (11.98), innovation and visionary (11.75) were lowest (Table 2).
Main parent outcomes include: a) improved psychosocial attributes (knowledge, attitudes, self-efficacy, feeding style) related to child feeding; b) provision of a more positive mealtime physical environment (turning off the TV); and c) creation of a more positive mealtime social environment (sitting down together for meals).
Similarly, Parchman et al 15 contend that efforts to understand the delay in adoption of evidence-based guidelines have been hindered by an overreliance on the attributes, knowledge, decision-making, and actions of individual clinicians, and an under-recognition of the network of care within which they operate.
And now we have an argument for EC: attributing knowledge involves giving credit; credit attributions involve a kind of causal explanation; but causal explanations require a contextualist semantics; so knowledge attributions require a contextualist semantics too (2009, 107).
Fictitious play does not attribute knowledge of other people's payoffs or their rationality.
Yet attributing knowledge to animals is certainly in accord with our ordinary practice of using the word 'knowledge'knowledge
However, an epistemologist can revive the charge of self-defeat by showing that assertion does indeed require the speaker to attribute knowledge to himself.
Davidson himself, under the influence of Quine's behaviourism (Quine 1960; see Davidson 1976 , 1986 , 1990 is reluctant to attribute knowledge, tacit or otherwise, to speakers or their interpreters.
According to (speaker-centered) contextualists, whether it is correct for a judge to attribute knowledge to someone depends on that judge's context, and the standards for knowledge differ from context to context.
