The phrase "may be attributed to" is a correctly formed phrase and is commonly used in written English.
For example, one might write: "The quote, 'Dance like no one is watching,' may be attributed to Mark Twain."
This may attributed to non-equivalence of intercalation sites as well as near neighbor interactions.
The superiority of computer algorithms may attributed to the fact that humans are inconsistent: we are easily influenced by recent experience, distractions, and outside suggestions; and we are also less skilled at considering multiple factors.
Most of the jump may attributed to the effects of cigarette smoking, yet some specialists have pointed out that Americans today are using 10 times as much artificial sweetener as they did 20 years ago.
This may attributed to depression of the bone marrow (Wang et al. 2012).
We observed that the polymerization rate is higher for EMA as compared to MMA is may attributed to possession electron donating group in EMA. Figure 4 shows the half-order relationship for the polymerization of methyl and ethyl methacrylate.
All the indexes of the influent gradually decreased, but the removal rates of COD, TN, NH4 +-N showed comparatively stable except for TP, this may attributed to the rather low content of TP in the influent.
The high photocatalytic activity may attribute to synergistic effect photogenerated electron hole with OH and h+.
This superior electrochemical performance may attribute to the yolk-shell architecture and the Ni-doping.
This may attribute to the existence of wide long straight channels in the porous structure.
Prostatic RT also reduces motor function in the cavernous nerve which may attribute to axonal degeneration may contributing to RiED.
Because politics can be poetry, we may attribute to poetic license his heart-tugging, human-interest anecdote that led to his rousing, "Firedup!
