"attribution about" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to giving credit or ascribing a statement or idea to a certain source or person. Here is an example sentence: "According to the author's attribution about the research findings, the results were heavily influenced by the sample size."
Imagine a doctor saying that, for attribution, about an organ transplant.
(These people were not permitted to speak for attribution about financial matters).
"It worked," the official said, who was not authorized to speak for attribution about the matter.
A Paramount spokeswoman said nobody was available to speak for attribution about its participation.
At the United Nations yesterday, grieving diplomats spoke bitterly, but not for attribution, about the U.S.-led invasion and occupation.
"He became this typical husband whose wife threatened to leave him," said a person close to News Corporation who would not speak for attribution about the Murdochs' relationship.
that carers would make attributions about positive as well as negative events during the course of the CFI; that low EE carers would make more attributions about positive events than high EE carers; that the balance of responsibility attributions in low EE carers would be shifted towards positive events compared with high EOI carers.
On the basis of the evidence above, we hypothesized: 1 that carers would make attributions about positive as well as negative events during the course of the CFI; 2 that low EE carers would make more attributions about positive events than high EE carers; 3 that the balance of responsibility attributions in low EE carers would be shifted towards positive events compared with high EOI carers.
In the hands of a novice, maybe stylometric software can't produce certainties, but it can inspire good questions — not just about attribution, but about the subtle currents of language that run even deeper than subject matter or genre.
To examine adolescents׳ perceptions of a hypothetical peer with depression, we test an attributional model: that stigma towards persons with mental disorders is influenced by attributions about the causes of their disorders and inferences of personal responsibility.
He was provincial but not malicious, and made similar attributions about various nationalities, including the Irish.
