The phrase "which can be attributed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to an assignable cause or source of something. For example: The increase in sales for the quarter was attributed to the launch of the new product line.
The only significant deviation from lognormality is a high-density tail which can be attributed unambiguously to prestellar cores.
During the initial charge cycle a noticeable peak occurs at 0.33 V, which can be attributed to dealloying.
Some delamination between strands were observed, which can be attributed to the shear stress exerted during sectioning process.
This area is partly filled by basal saline ice, which can be attributed to regional regelation caused by oceanic circulation.
These results evidence qualitative differences in binder viscosity, which can be attributed to RAP-binder aging.
Significant photostabilisation was observed, which can be attributed to the synergistic effects of the two stabilizer units.
Here the series resonance frequency becomes strongly field dependent, which can be attributed to 109°/71° domain switching.
America's transportation sector is responsible for roughly a third of the nation's carbon emissions (pdf), most of which can be attributed to the tailpipes of cars and trucks.
The paintings are also more intimate than the photographs, which can be attributed in large part to careful cropping of the projected scenes.
Gamers are seen to develop a natural tendency to predict correctly, which can be attributed to the honing of the intuitive skills of the player.
A much broader, less discernable peak occurs at 1.40 V which can be attributed to a reaction between electrolyte and electrode and the beginning of SEI formation48.
