The phrase "authorities attributed to" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and proper structure.
It could be used in a context where you want to indicate that certain statements or actions are credited to specific authorities, but it needs rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "The findings were significant, and the authorities attributed to the report were well-respected in the field."
Alternatives: "authorities ascribed to" or "authorities credited with".
They also cast doubt on the level of enrichment the Slovak authorities attributed to the uranium.
It was blamed for causing hallucinations, mental instability and criminal behavior, which medical authorities attributed to thujone.
In 2016, the Chinese Embassy in Kyrgyzstan was targeted in a suicide bombing that Kyrgyz authorities attributed to the al-Nusra Front in Syria.
Last summer, Berlin saw an outbreak of several hundred car burnings, roughly half of which the authorities attributed to political frustration.
On May 7, three Indians were killed and a 3-year-old suffered a bullet wound in violence that the authorities attributed to a land dispute but that Zapatista sympathizers attributed to armed government supporters.
A woman died after calling for an ambulance in the town of Bowie, a fatality that the authorities attributed to fire, and a couple were killed when fire overtook their home near Montague.
Confusion persists here as to the president's condition, which the authorities attribute to a pelvic abscess.
"Roommate asked for the room till midnight," said a message posted that night on Twitter that the authorities attribute to Mr. Ravi.
More than 100 people were killed in two anti-Semitic terrorist attacks in Buenos Aires in the 1990's, which Argentine authorities attribute to Iran, and President Néstor Kirchner dreads the thought of any recurrence.
24 May: 270 pilgrims are killed in a stampede during the stoning ritual at Mina, an incident authorities attribute to record numbers of pilgrims at the site. 2 July: A huge stampede occurs in a tunnel at Mina after a failure in its ventilation system kills 1,426 pilgrims, mainly from Asia. 10 July: A twin attack on the outside of the Grand Mosque kills one and wounds 16.
Authorities attribute to the Medellin cartel about 80% of the cocaine smuggled into the United States, and the indictment specifies smuggling and distribution of more than 22 tons of cocaine, valued at $1 billion.
