The phrase "most commonly attributed" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to emphasize that something is usually associated with or given credit to a particular source. For example, the phrase "the law of gravity" is most commonly attributed to Isaac Newton.
The idea of grouping together these particular poems is most commonly attributed to Ḥammād al-Rāwiyah, who was an 8th-century collector of early poetry.
"The downturn, whether manifesting itself in order-book cancellations, a lack of new orders or the postponement or halting of projects, was most commonly attributed in one way or another to Brexit.
Figure 2 MRI images in PRES. Figure 3 Most commonly attributed theory of PRES.
Dramatic persistent hydrologic changes accompany urban land development, most commonly attributed to increased impervious area and drainage infrastructure.
The failure of researchers to replicate genetic-association findings is most commonly attributed to insufficient statistical power, population stratification, or various forms of between-study heterogeneity or environmental influences.1 Here, we illustrate another potential cause for nonreplications that has so far not received much attention in the literature.
2) In the words most commonly attributed to philosopher Edmund Burke, "All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.
Physicians most commonly attribute asthma to infection (59%) and allergy (14%).
Our study contributes to an emerging picture that individuals in Sub-Saharan Africa most commonly attribute mental illness to alcohol/ illicit drug use and spirit possession.
However, 42% of the women were found to have a secondary headache, most commonly headache attributed to infections and hypertensive disorders of pregnancy.
Most commonly, participants attributed their back pain to work or other activities.
EED has most commonly been attributed to environmental contamination with fecal bacteria in disadvantaged settings, where sanitation, hygiene practices, and drinking water quality are frequently poor [ 2].
