The phrase "attributes underpinning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the fundamental qualities or characteristics that support or form the basis of something.
Example: "The attributes underpinning successful leadership include communication skills, empathy, and decisiveness."
Alternatives: "qualities supporting" or "characteristics foundational to".
Indeed hardness and feasibility arguably represent the two chief attributes underpinning a sensible choice of a scientific problem to take on 1.
These competences are divided into 3 categories: General Professional Skills and Attributes, Underpinning Knowledge and Understanding and Practical Competences In addition to these day one competences, the RCVS implemented the 'postgraduate development phase', or PDP, in 2007 [ 3].
However, advice from medical professionals highlighted the fact that unlike 'liver transplantation' renal transplantation was rarely required because of alcohol or drug misuse, so this was not a particularly relevant consideration to underpin attributes and levels for the DCE.
The reason for the slack we currently witness can perhaps best be explained by the tendency for future Internet developments to undercut the value of social networks, the intelligence they embed, cultural attributes this underpins and environmental capacities they, in turn, support as a standard measure of wealth creation.
Through a process of constant comparisons between individuals, groups and patient populations (dialysis patients, kidney transplant recipients), we inductively developed descriptive and analytical themes to identify the participant reasons underpinning their allocation attribute rankings.
Now scientists have modelled the specific physical attributes that underpin our first impressions.
F0 plots thus illustrate the two key attributes that underpin the quantitative capability of the LRE method.
Leptoseris corals are some of the deepest-dwelling zooxanthellate corals in the world [ 7] and the biological attributes that underpin the ability of this genus to thrive across such a large depth range (as deep at 165 m [ 5]) are central to our understanding of limits of the coral-endosymbiont interaction.
Higher rankings are attributed to projects underpinned by age and gender analysis including analysis of data based on sex and age, and whether based on this analysis assistance has been adequately adapted.
We reviewed seagrass landscape studies on nekton (fish and larger mobile crustaceans) to summarise: (1) patterns of nekton abundance in relation to patch attributes; and (2) models used to explain processes underpinning observed patterns.
For example, a Somali refugee woman with no entitlement to welfare (apart from food vouchersa) attributed one of her symptoms, tiredness, to her diet but underpinning this was a lack of finance to buy good 'halal' food.
