The phrase "attributes of autonomy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the characteristics or qualities that define or contribute to autonomy in various contexts, such as psychology, philosophy, or organizational behavior.
Example: "The attributes of autonomy include self-determination, independence, and the ability to make choices."
Alternatives: "qualities of autonomy" or "characteristics of autonomy".
These domains relate to: autonomy, awareness, conscientiousness, knowledge, rationality, responsiveness and vigilance; for example, important attributes of autonomy include the ability to speak up, freedom to act and ability to act independently.
Important attributes of patient autonomy include the ability to speak up and act independently, as well as the freedom to act.
Health care workers mentioned the existence of a "class" hierarchy in healthcare settings and attributed the lack of autonomy to the fact that healthcare providers 'knew what was best'.
The intellectual attributes are in the domains of autonomy, awareness, conscientiousness, responsiveness and vigilance; the moral attributes constitute domains of conscientiousness and vigilance.
Gender inequality in care seeking is often attributed to a lack of autonomy; usually a male household head makes care seeking decisions for the woman [ 18].
For example, Russell Blackford [ 78] warns against attributing to ourselves a "spooky kind of autonomy all the way down" that does not exist in the real world.
He asked: "Can HP really state that no part of the $5bn writedown was, or should be, attributed to HP's operational and financial mismanagement of Autonomy since the acquisition?" HP last week announced that it was writing off a total of $8bn in the value of Autonomy and shareholder value impairment, as it released its quarterly figures.
"Can H.P. really state that no part of the $5 billion write-down was, or should be, attributed to H.P.'s operational and financial mismanagement of Autonomy since the acquisition?" he wrote.
The UAV thus exhibits attributes of robustness and operational reliability assuring a satisfactory degree of autonomy.
A year later, HP wrote down the value of Autonomy by $9.9bn, $5bn of which it attributed to alleged accounting improprieties at the British group.
Although further research is needed to confirm this finding, this finding might be attributed to the fact that young children have lower levels of autonomy and mobility than older children and adolescents [ 120- 122].
