The phrase "a causality of" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when discussing the relationship between cause and effect, but it is more typical to use "a cause of" or "a result of" instead.
Example: "The study aimed to identify a causality of the observed phenomena, but the results were inconclusive."
Alternatives: "a cause of" or "a consequence of".
In the most straightforward of these books, Selwyn Parker goes for a causality of dominoes and billiard balls, as in this magnificent passage on the progress of the great depression in his native New Zealand: 'This was a nation that lived off the sheep's back and the cows' udders.
The rational necessity of postulating such a necessary being or a causality of freedom satisfies the rational demand for intelligible explanation.
The research focus was on an identification of a causality of the high-valuable or premium (i.e. VIPs, FFP- and Golden−/Silver−/Platinum card members, first-class and business passengers) passengers' importance to the airline and a conceivable influence of this importance on decisions on delays within its operation execution and disruptive events.
In the Groundwork, Kant states: "In order for a sensibly affected rational being to will that for which reason alone prescribes the 'ought,' it is admittedly required that his reason have the capacity to induce a feeling of pleasure or of delight in the fulfillment of duty, and thus there is required a causality of reason to determine sensibility in conformity with its principles" (G 4 460).
Large concert venues are incredibly expensive to stage and often become a causality of increased costs and decreased demand.
By "stolen life" (a phrase that I borrow from critic Fred Moten) I am referring to the ways that young black boys frequently find their lives ripped out of their hands unexpectedly -- whether it be as a causality of the prison industrial complex (and the social death that follows) or a literal corpse in the wake of violent crime.
A causality assessment of the association of indomethacin therapy with the occurrence of PVT, using the Naranjo probability scale, has scored as possible [ 7].
Highlights the evaluation of considerations as a basis of deliberation: the benefits or burdens of a policy, causality of a certain policy and the evaluative values to be considered.
A preponderance of such experiments has not shown any causality of an identified SNP to the associated disease.
We also used a causality delay of 32 samples to account for the largest possible ITD of the binaural system.
Even so, a causality rule of the type r NC PG ~ r SSA NC × r SSA PG was still valid.
