The phrase "attrition linked to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship between attrition and a specific cause or factor.
Example: "The study revealed that employee attrition linked to job dissatisfaction was significantly higher than in other departments."
Alternatives: "attrition associated with" or "attrition related to".
In addition, research has investigated employee attrition as linked to PMI (Puranam et al. 2009).
This might bias findings if attrition is linked to disease severity and/or death.
High attrition rate was linked to increased salaries in the government health sector.
Muscular attrition is directly linked to the decreased amount of substrate for protein synthesis of the immune response which in turn leads to a decreased efficiency of the immune response.
For individual trials, if the attrition is systematic and linked to outcome, then this will result in biased estimates of the overall effect.
Anger and the way that anger is expressed have been linked to attrition and poorer treatment outcomes in patients with Social Anxiety Disorder (e.g., Erwin, B. A., Heimberg, R. G., Schneier, F. R. & Liebowitz, M. R. (2003).
For Programme Managers, ensure policies are in place to prioritize women for recruitment and address the barriers to recruitment of women and factors linked to attrition among females.
4 A higher attrition rate has been linked to poorer viral suppression and increased morbidity and mortality, among many other undesirable outcomes, both at the community and individual level.
It can be argued that this low sense of value can result in a low sense of professional identity, which has been linked to teacher attrition in a number of international studies (Hochstetler 2011; Hong 2010; Schaefer 2013).
For example, attrition in some studies has been linked to psychological ill health and lower gross family income [ 8, 11], whereas other studies have shown higher attrition rates in patients in full-time employment, and improved attendance by patients with a history of depression [ 7, 10].
