The phrase "a good cause for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a justification or reason for a particular action or situation.
Example: "There is a good cause for celebrating our team's success after such a challenging project."
Alternatives: "a valid reason for" or "a justifiable cause for".
Further, they continued, "we feel that the Rand McNally atlas is misleading and a good cause for the people of outlying possessions to be embarrassed and disturbed".
While much of this ruminating seems pro forma (Oh, come on, Mr. Paganini, couldn't you play us one more tune?), an exceptional story called "Keller's Adjustment" suggests a good cause for the hit man's malaise, something just about every reader can share — even with a sociopath.
There was a good cause for the reasonable delay". Lind also dismissed a defence claim that Manning's rights had been violated under the sixth amendment of the US constitution and article 10 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice that also protect individuals against an unjustifiably lengthy trial.
Avigdor Lieberman of the secular-nationalist Yisrael Beiteinu party claims the credit for prodding Mr Olmert to demand recognition of Israel as a Jewish state and also for the demand that any final deal be implemented only after the first stage of the road map.That is a good cause for worry.
This new structural change should be a good cause for concern for the traditional banking system which has to reinvent its identity if the aim is to survive.
A San Diego startup called Classy has raised $30 million for software-as-a-service that helps nonprofits raise donations online, and keep supporters engaged in a good cause for the long run.
Update on Personal Admissions Counseling for a Good Cause: Counseling for Fall 2016 has now ended.
Update on Personal Admissions Counseling for a Good Cause: Counseling for Fall 2017 has now ended.
Alan has made various appearances on TV in aid of a good cause and for special occasions.
Ostensibly, it's in the name of a good cause – fundraising for ALS or motor neurone disease charities.
For those unfamiliar, Watsi is crowdfunding for a good cause, a Kickstarter for funding quality medical care in third-world countries — applying that familiar model to global healthcare.
