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Discover Ludwig'were ascribed' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a situation in which something is attributed to someone or something. For example, "The successes of the project were ascribed to the innovative work of the team."
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Yield reductions were ascribed to alterations in plant nutrient availability.
In total, 938 arrests here were ascribed to World Cup-watching.
Samba's and Adu's characteristics were ascribed according to real, visible evidence of potential – from where anything could happen.
The profession has been working very diligently to insure that the right values were ascribed to these assets.
They were ascribed to him because he was the totemic figure in sports broadcasting.
Some of his scriptural commentaries were ascribed to other writers, notably St. Anselm.
In that approach, the resources were ascribed in a randomly and uncorrelated way.
The strengthening and toughening mechanisms of the ceramic were ascribed to surface compressive residual stress.
John Cowley collaborated with Robert Dodsley for several years in the creation of his maps which explains why the maps were ascribed to Dodsley/Cowley.
Later, liturgies were ascribed to local saints: Jerusalem's to St. James, Alexandria's to St. Mark, and Constantinople's to St. John Chrysostom.
In South Korea, until a decade ago, the Jeju massacres were ascribed both officially and in textbooks to North Korean infiltrators.
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