The phrase "exclusively attributed to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate something that is solely or solely associated with a particular cause, source, or individual. Example: The success of the project was exclusively attributed to the hard work and dedication of the team. Another example: The decline in sales can be exclusively attributed to the recent economic downturn.
Immunological memory in vertebrates is often exclusively attributed to T and B cell function.
This civil amorphousness cannot be exclusively attributed to the crisis of today's political system devoid of any comprehensible value paradigm.
This method allows the rigorous determination of the changes in systemic properties that can be exclusively attributed to overall feedback inhibition.
Preterm labor, before 34 weeks, occurred in 19% of gestations and was often, but not exclusively attributed to congenitally affected fetuses in contrast to polyhydramnios (17%).
Numerous landscape changes documented in this region, particularly variations in fluvial dynamics and morphologies, have nevertheless been exclusively attributed to climatic fluctuations.
Thus, the efficiency of the nanostructured TiO2 in degrading the dyes under the UV irradiation can be exclusively attributed to the photocatalytic effects.
Phosphorus abatement alone has had demonstrated effects on algal bloom decreases in the Stockholm Archipelago of the Northern Baltic Proper [10] while no such system-wide effects have been possible to exclusively attribute to nitrogen abatement in the Baltic Sea or parts of it [1].
Throughout human history, heroism has almost exclusively been attributed to men.
The expression of p19ARF can not exclusively be attributed to lung infiltrating cells of the hematopoietic system since we do see pronounced p19ARF expression in AT2 cells and cells lining the bronchi in Bmi1−/− animals (data not shown).
+ i.n. group cannot exclusively be attributed to the immunoprotective capacity of CpG [48] because mice immunized i.n. with CpG ODN 1826 alone had similar, if not slightly higher, numbers of bacteria compared to naïve mice that were challenged (Fig. 6).
Therefore, all identified PCR products can exclusively be attributed to the mRNA pool of the sample.
