The phrase "attributes that arise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics or qualities that emerge in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The study focused on the attributes that arise from collaborative learning environments."
Alternatives: "qualities that emerge" or "characteristics that develop".
The success of social animals (including ourselves) can be attributed to efficiencies that arise from a division of labour.
To generate a portrait of the literature on divine attributes, consider the issues that arise in reflection on omniscience, eternity, and goodness.
The present report describes the most common and egregious misrepresentations from randomized trials, many of which may be attributed to the fallacies that arise from underpowered studies, resulting in overly optimistic or unwarranted conclusions.
There is a compelling reason to go beyond the individual and consider systemic hazards that arise from sociotechnical system attributes or functions that are organisational in nature.
Propose additional questions that arise.
It was found that the addition of TR92 to formulations with high talc loading reduced the water uptake, this was attributed a packing effect that arose due to the vast difference in pigment and filler particle size.
The origin of multigene families is attributed to gene duplication that arose from region-specific duplication or genome-wide polyploidization.
The time-dependent subsidence is predominantly attributed to the delayed compaction that arises from the slow pore pressure diffusion in the bounding shales after the reservoir is depleted.
But it's out of these attributes that a language arises.
This ensures that identical mutations in different populations, if observed, can be attributed to independent events (versus possibly arising from parallel selection of a rare, pre-existing rare variant that arose during the ~30 generations required for the outgrowth of the starter population).
Consider any pain that arises.
