The phrase "attributes that generate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics or qualities that produce a certain effect or outcome.
Example: "The attributes that generate success in this field include dedication, creativity, and resilience."
Alternatives: "qualities that produce" or "characteristics that create".
This is a common approach in studies when little is known about the spatial processes that generate similarity of attributes by proximity (Odland 1988).
The multi-attribute utility measure that generates the largest area under the ROC curve is regarded as the most sensitive at detecting differences in the external indicator.
Besides these models, literature also reflects upon the importance of generating a list of attributes that serves to generate new models.
Paraquat's toxic action is often attributed to reduction oxidation cycling that generates reactive oxygen species (Przedborski and Ischiropoulos 2005).
Direct costs are those which can be directly attributed to the service(s) that generated them.
This paper derives a set of project and firm attributes that the literature finds generate knowledge spillovers and uses data on project proposals to estimate the degree to which a government R&D program conforms.
Some wine producers and viticulturists have readopted traditional winemaking methods to generate unique attributes that differentiate their products, improve wine quality, and increase the variety of complex flavors that characterize regional vineyards.
The students then test their initial categories against further correct and erroneous examples to finally generate a set of attributes that defines the concept.
The contrast between the performance of neural network and support vector machine using clinical attributes suggested that clinical attributes might generate optimal solutions detected only by a specific method.
