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The phrase 'a causal relationship' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing or referring to a situation where one event or action directly causes another. For example: "The researchers found a causal relationship between students' poor academic performance and inadequate study habits."
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For some partisans, there was a causal relationship at work.
No one, of course, is actually suggesting a causal relationship.
This was assuming a causal relationship between the two.
It is difficult to not find a causal relationship".
But executives shouldn't confuse that with a causal relationship.
Research that demonstrates a causal relationship has been virtually nonexistent.
But it cautioned that the findings suggest an association, not a causal relationship.
It stopped short, however, of saying the evidence "established" a causal relationship.
"It is very plausible that a causal relationship exists," he said.
Let's take the statement "there is a causal relationship between exposure to violent media and aggression".
Thus, it has been argued that tACS can show a causal relationship to cognitive function.
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