The phrase "a matter of cause" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing the reasons behind an event or situation, but it is better to use more established phrases.
Example: "In this discussion, we need to consider it as a matter of cause and effect."
Alternatives: "a question of reason" or "a matter of justification".
At first, he said, he and his colleagues doubted that the finding was a matter of cause and effect.
With the knowledge that something has driven it dramatically down, we can also treat it as a matter of cause and effect.
If it is a matter of cause and effect, they said, and if the findings apply to the nation as a whole, coffee drinking might be a factor in slightly more than half of the roughly 20,000 cases a year of that form of cancer in the United States.
And it's a Native American premise to life that everything is connected and that we're all related in one way or another and it's a matter of cause and effect.
Escape is a matter of causing mayhem, with cars, guns, and superpowers.
The connection of these arcs to the crimes under investigation grows increasingly complex, less a matter of narrative cause and effect than of poetic resonance.
While the film studies the child and his confrontations, it's not a matter of simple cause and effect, says Corbet.
For them, it was a matter of common cause among British, German and Russian workers, and for this principle they risked harsh imprisonment, punitive conscription and even death.
"[I]t is very necessary to do this, for naturalism is the only mode of thought that allows the binding together in an intangible way of characteristics which if analysed--that is, forcefully dissociated--would as a matter of fact cause their relationship to become obvious.
Many, however including Salmon remained convinced that the notion of causation is central to the understanding of explanation and that scientific explanation is a matter of tracing causes.
Lightning and winds gusting at nearly 40 miles per hour in some places left a trail of fallen power lines in a matter of minutes, causing havoc with power systems across the region.
