"considerably attributed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has been greatly attributed to or greatly responsible for something else. For example, "Volunteering at the local shelter has considerably attributed to my growth as a person."
While the book and film share the same premise, the details differ considerably; Aoki attributed these changes to the studio making the story more commercial.
As pressure increases, the fuel burning rate decreases slightly and then increases considerably, which is attributed to the effect of pressure on heat transfers.
First, overall, using BPI attributes considerably increases predictive accuracy.
Patient complaint coding methodologies varied considerably (eg, in attributing single or multiple causes to complaints).
As for uncertainty resulting from value choices in the DALY formula itself, in the present study no age-weighting or discounting were used because their combined use has been criticized as attributing considerably fewer disease impacts and effects to younger age groups (38 ), and disability weights were carefully selected.
The superior corrosion resistance of the high-molybdenum containing alloy has to be attributed to a considerably improved repassivation tendency.
Results demonstrated that, compared to AP scaffold, the toughness of hybrid Gr-AP scaffold containing 1 wt% Gr considerably improved (4-fold) which attributed to the strong interfacial interactions between Gr nanosheets and AP matrix.
It was found that the composite properties changed considerably with moisture content, which attributed that water molecules had a great effect on the hydrogen bonding between the two polymers.
The phytochemical constituents and their quality in rice grain vary considerably and this may be attributed to several factors, such as agronomic activities, environmental conditions, and genetic factors [27].
