The phrase "can be contributed by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sources or factors that add to a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "The success of the project can be contributed by the team's hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "can be attributed to" or "can be provided by".
The lower total sugar content can be contributed by the conversion of sugar into inorganic acid.
The analysis, which is consistent with boiler operation data, reveals that a majority of CIA can be contributed by a disproportionately small number of sources, hence the advantage of a targeted approach.
Results of DUET-H/WQ application in several studies indicated that substantial uncertainty can be contributed by each procedural category (discharge measurement, sample collection, sample preservation/storage, laboratory analysis, and data processing and management).
Atherosclerosis is recognized as an inflammatory disorder (Tedgui and Mallat 2006), its development of is a slow progress and can be contributed by non-modifiable parameters like gender, age, and genetics; as well as modifiable risk factors including sedentary lifestyle, smoking, etc. (Mercado and Jaimes 2007; Warren et al. 2010).
This increase in gate leakage can be contributed by the disappearance of the natural oxide on the AlGaN layer and the interface reaction between the non-nitridized Ti in the gate metal and the AlGaN layer, which can result in the increase of the defect-assisted tunneling leakage current.
For moderately active AFP, such as type I fish AFP, sufficient ice binding affinity apparently can be contributed by either H-bonding or hydrophobic interactions as suggested by various mutagenesis studies [6] [8].
Taking the Overijssel province in the Netherlands as a case study, we showed that 66.01 PJ can be contributed from by-products, with an additional 3.34 TJ coming from more conventional pasturelands.
In tunicamycin-induced ER stress models, the source of ROS can be contributed to by ERO1 α in ER or by inhibition of mitochondrial electron transport.
Contribution to softgoals: softgoals can be contributed either positively or negatively by goals and tasks.
This finding suggested that the interaction between 2 g/kg YXC and swimming can be contributed to the prevention of AS by improving hemorheological parameters.
Hence, production output that can be contributed to the nation's economy by the informal caregivers may surpass the state expenditures on formal caregiving services for dependent older people.
