The phrase "a good cause of" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a reason or justification for something, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "There is a good cause of concern regarding the project's timeline."
Alternatives: "a valid reason for" or "a justifiable cause for".
67 (S.D.N.Y.1941), the court found the making of photostatic copies of plaintiff's newspaper editorial and masthead to be a "good cause of action on its face," and denied defendant's motion for summary judgment.
Users can dispose of their vehicle with Give A Car without any additional effort, but with the added benefit of enabling a good cause of their choice to gain from it.
Before dinner, for a sizable fee, for a good cause, of course, you could sit on a couch beside him and have your picture taken with the only three-time heavyweight champion of the world.
The allegations in one part of the complaint may be aided by those in another, and if taken together, they show the existence of facts constituting a good cause of action, defectively set forth or improperly arranged, the motion in arrest will be denied.
400: "It is hornbook law that the immunity from suit of the sovereign states does not extend to independent contractors doing work for the state". We hold, therefore, that the plaintiffs' complaint does set out a good cause of action against the defendant water company and that the preliminary objections thereto should not have been sustained.
The reasoning behind this, which has its origins in Roman law, is that firstly someone with a good cause of action should pursue it with reasonable diligence; secondly that a defendant might have lost evidence to disprove a stale claim; and thirdly that long-dormant claims have more "cruelty than justice" in them (Halsbury's Laws of England, 4th edition).
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".
Yet even though Advaita believes that, like all conceptualizations of the Brahman, the idea of an omnipotent, omniscient, and all good cause of the space-time world is ultimately false, they regard it as superior to others.
But the event also offers a good time in a good cause: restoration of his Yalta villa, shown by biographer Rosamund Bartlett to be in a state of serious disrepair.
Few La Cañadans have not had a taco or listened to a tune (or both) for a good cause courtesy of Los Gringos Locos and local band Misplaced Priorities.
Moreover, they were doing it for a "good cause", not out of a sense of the now-routine monetised, sexualised exhibitionism.
