The phrase "equally attributed" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is equally given credit or recognition to multiple parties or factors. Example: The success of the project was equally attributed to the hard work of the team and the innovative ideas of the leader.
But that could be equally attributed to the simple fact that China itself was undergoing a seismic shift during the early years of Obama's presidency.
The minor share was almost equally attributed to interruptions by others (n = 163, 12.0%) and impediments/delays (n = 159 , 11.75).
For example, a recent cost-effectiveness analysis was conducted of insecticide-treated net (ITN) distribution as part of the 2004 measles vaccination campaign in Togo, with shared costs assumed to be equally attributed between the two health interventions [ 36].
A portion of these diagnoses are attributed to routine testing in acute care based on historical numbers and the remaining AIDS diagnoses are equally attributed to targeted testing and routine testing in high prevalence settings.
The tiny office they shared afterward produced the oft-quoted bon mot (attributed equally to both writers): An inch smaller, and it would have been adultery.
Beam deflections in cases of diagonal and bending cracking of reinforced concrete (RC) beams can be attributed equally to shear and flexural deformations.
The deflection of reinforced concrete (RC) beams with low span-effective depth ratios can be attributed equally to shear and flexural deformations.
As the bulk of the ({mathrm{TOC}}_{mathrm{TLE}}) is provided by the stratosphere, the reduction in the ({mathrm{TOC}}_{mathrm{TLE}}) can be attributed equally to the changed dynamics and photochemistry.
The increased ({mathrm{POC}}_{{mathrm{TLE}}(30-45)}), on the other hand, can be attributed equally to the influence of dynamics and photochemistry, due to the shortened lifetimes of odd oxygen at these altitudes.
Since Sigurd remained king for nineteen years after his crusade with little controversy, historian Claus Krag has considered that the domestic peace probably could be attributed equally to Sigurd.
At baseline, 37% reported one or two stresses, and 34%, three or more, attributed equally to health and money followed by relationship and job stresses.
