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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a discipline which causes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a field of study or practice that leads to a specific effect or outcome.
Example: "Psychology is a discipline which causes individuals to understand their behaviors and motivations better."
Alternatives: "a field that leads to" or "a study that results in".
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Despite the detailed design rules in annex J of EC3, bolted endplate design is still a discipline, which causes structural engineers great problems.
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HRM is a discipline which requires a distinct knowledge base and training.
This is a discipline which has been likened to "programming Satan's computer" [ 18].
By far, the most spectacular failure of the mayor's centralization effort has been the breakdown in the discipline process, which caused long delays in suspending and removing dangerous students from the schools and led a chastened Mr. Bloomberg to bluntly admit, "We've screwed up".
Although both tasks are very similar, there exists one important difference which causes diverging results of the two disciplines.
Which causes appeal to them?
Which caused a kind of feature slide.
Yet analysts said Fidesz had little leeway given the much greater discipline being sought by international lenders — and its E.U. partners — as a result of Greece's financial crisis, which caused turmoil for the euro currency.
Which caused an ever-mushrooming oil slick.
Josh did research, gathered data, found the right information and computer tools to create his fractals program, which caused him to think objectively, maintain discipline and sustain focus.
This got me thinking about palaeontology as a scientific discipline, which has many similarities with, and is one of the disciplines that feeds into, biological anthropology.
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