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The phrase "result was attributed to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to attribute a result or outcome to a particular factor or cause. For example, "The success of the project was attributed to the team's hard work and dedication."
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This result was attributed to the surface upset which was present in cold expanded holes.
This result was attributed to the microstructure refinement strengthening, dispersion strengthening and second phase strengthening effects.
This result was attributed to the high decomposition of peroxide due to the presence of catalyst.
This result was attributed to a strengthening effect between filler contacts.
This result was attributed to the shrinkage of the extremely small pores in the gas diffusion layer.
This result was attributed to their energy levels of reduction (LUMO /oxidation (HOMO) as determined by cyclic voltammetry (CV).
This result was attributed to strong receptor ligand interactions initiating signal transduction cascades that down-regulate ECM production.
The test result was attributed to ginseng and he was given the benefit of the doubt by a sport he now despises.
This surprising result was attributed to the significant hydroxy group content on the surface of those commercial MWCNTs.
The result was attributed to the replenishment of oxygen-deficient site, which acts as current carrier, by the annealing treatment.
The result was attributed to PANi with more benzenoid structure, which provided more electrochemical active sites and reduced internal resistance under assistant with GQD.
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