The phrase "can be mostly attributed" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is primarily or mostly responsible for a certain outcome or result. Example: The success of the company can be mostly attributed to its dedicated employees and innovative product ideas.
Dutch and Swedish companies routinely scored at the top of their sectors, which WWF says can be mostly attributed to the power of their national industry commitments.
They can point out as is true that stirring Democratic victories like those of Gray Davis in the California governor's race, or Charles Schumer in the Senate race in New York, can be mostly attributed to local gripes and aspirations.
This can be mostly attributed to the fact that good producers cannot be readily obtained by high-throughput screening approaches since increased product formation usually does not confer a clear phenotype to producing strain variants.
We showed that this performance improvement can be mostly attributed to the greater robustness to overfitting of MAP compared to ML.
Therefore, due to the high amount of local agglomerations of the nanoparticles, the positive effect of the nano-Fe3O4 on the properties of the cementitious composites can be mostly attributed to the filling effect of the material, rather than to its active participation in the hydration process.
He said they can be mostly attributed to "the difference between Democratic and Republican parties with respect to issues".
The lower score of ChpG can be largely attributed to the presence of an 11 residue C-terminal tail consisting mostly of aspartic acid and glycine residues.
Additionally, in severely ill or immunocompromised adults, where respiratory infections are mostly attributed to bacteria and fungi; respiratory viruses can lead to severe complications.
The losses were mostly attributed to issues with the He 162 such as engine flame-outs or occasional structural failures, which can most probably be attributed to poor design and insufficient development time.
