The phrase "a neglected cause" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an issue or topic that has not received adequate attention or support.
Example: "The charity focuses on raising awareness for a neglected cause that affects many communities."
Alternatives: "an overlooked issue" or "a disregarded matter".
Membership officially exceeds 400, but the core is a fastidious, perpetually concerned team of about dozen pigeon lovers, animal activists and eccentrics, some perhaps finding meaning in fighting for a neglected cause.
When Lenny Henry sets out next month to give his 10-part radio account of a century of black performance, announced by the BBC last week, he will be championing a neglected cause, but he will also have a difficult task on his hands.
"It's a neglected cause".
Chagas disease due to chronic infection with Trypanosoma cruzi is a neglected cause of heart disease, affecting approximately 6-10 mindividualsvinuaLatin Americamericandnd elsewhere.
However, it is often a neglected cause of morbidity in many regions of the world [ 3, 4].
Mr. Green contends that higher fares, long waits and stations that appear to be neglected cause a downward spiral, discouraging ridership and providing incentives for the railroads to further neglect or even close stations in the city.
Thus limited distribution of therapeutic agents within solid tumors is a potentially important and relatively neglected cause of drug resistance, especially in the metastatic setting.
But the sustainable development goals (SDGs) could be an opportunity to change the NTD story, and provide an opportunity for neglected causes to gain the attention they deserve.
Just after the route commenced, the owner became seriously ill, and marketing and sales efforts were neglected, causing a less-than-predicted cabin load.
Most would be neglected -- causing what one publishing executive called "an implosion in the publishing house, even if the publisher could sell two million copies in two months," an impossibility.
Consequently, underground shafts were neglected, causing land subsidence, the submersion of farmland under the sea, and the destruction of dwellings.
