"collective attributes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to characteristics that are shared by a group of people, animals, objects, etc. For example, "The collective attributes of the members of the research team allowed them to work together efficiently."
"They gravitate toward high-end quality," Mr. Reuveni said, "and the collective attributes of the buildings, aesthetics, design and the commitment to quality, give an image of everlasting value".
Broad-scale changes in prey distribution could also occur if the collective attributes of a landscape serve to alternately provide areas with decreased or increased predation risk.
With these collective attributes, Nanopatches should be suitable for general immunization programs for many vaccines, particularly where there is a need to avoid the use of needle and syringe as in vaccinations of infants and children.
Social characteristics refer to the collective attributes of people and their relationships in drinking contexts.
There is a baseline pro-conservation sentiment among Californians, partially linked to the collective attributes of the water system.
Allocation via minimisation offers the only acceptable alternative to simple and restricted randomisation, 26 and is more effective at balancing the collective attributes of intervention groups in small samples than traditional methods of randomisation.
This measure follows the same idea presented by F3, but now it considers the discriminative power of all the attributes (therefore, the collective attribute efficiency).
And it reminds you, too, how often these collective, defining attributes of university are neglected in the continuing debate about the funding and relevance of degree-level study.
As a result, fans inevitably seek to attribute collective successes and failures to the single player most responsible.
Chivers, in his book, contends the rifle was in fact "the output not of a man but of committees," a collective accomplishment strangely attributed to the uneducated peasant that the Kremlin wanted to present as a hero instead of lauding the gun's development as proof of the virtues of central planning.
As a collective research centre attribute, social and technical human capital is a vital structural component for advancing the research agenda of a centre.
