The phrase "be entirely attributed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe someone or something as the source of a particular achievement or result. For example, "The success of the project can be entirely attributed to John's hard work and dedication."
However, his problems can't be entirely attributed to the Donald.
When he steps on to the first tee with John Daly at 1.30pm local time today, there is no doubt who will receive the loudest cheer - a bias that cannot be entirely attributed to patriotism and Daly's everyman persona.
The C.D.C. said it was possible that the increase could be entirely attributed to better detection by teachers and doctors, while holding out the possibility of unknown environmental factors.
Thus, any significant variation in the performance of the two algorithms can be entirely attributed to this particular aspect of the respective approaches.
However, the observed variability in both zonal and meridional winds cannot be entirely attributed to eclipse-induced effects as there will be day-to-day variability.
The current stratigraphical inclination of 0.8° may be entirely attributed to the Cenozoic uplift of the RM in the northeastern realm of the study area, also represented as a rift signature by Bourgeois et al. (2007).
In our present analysis, this temporal variation is entirely attributed to changes in the composition of the aggregates (industries) and not to changes in the structure of the compensation within aggregates (time‐varying person and firm effects).
The resulting effect (( {widehat{delta}}_{DD} )) is entirely attributed to the treatment and in our case expresses the causal estimate of the average treatment effect of the Great Recession on childlessness rates of women close to their forties.
In this study, we did not evaluate the effects of leptin on REE, which prevents us from stating that weight loss was entirely attributed to the decrease in energy intake.
Examination of the amino acid sequence alignments suggested that the homology was entirely attributed to sequence similarity in the leucine-rich repeats, which form structural motif involved in protein-protein interactions and are ubiquitously found in all organisms in proteins with unrelated biological functions [27].
