The phrase "a recognized cause" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a cause that is acknowledged or accepted by a particular group or society.
Example: "Climate change is a recognized cause of extreme weather events that we must address urgently."
Alternatives: "an acknowledged reason" or "a validated cause".
Though alcohol can temporarily relieve tremors, regular heavy drinking is a recognized cause of the disorder.
Anterior iliopsoas impingement is a recognized cause of persistent groin pain after total hip arthroplasty.
Deficiencies in DNA double-strand break (DSB) repair lead to genetic instability, a recognized cause of cancer initiation and evolution.
Parastomal herniation is a frequent complication of stoma formation and can be difficult to repair satisfactorily, making it a recognized cause of significant morbidity.
Local release of potassium caused by contraction of the forearm muscles from a tightly clenched fist or repeated fist clenching during phlebotomy is a recognized cause of pseudohyperkalemia.
An interspinous process stabilizing device (IPD) would not be appropriate to use in those cases with serious spinal stenosis because the over-distraction of the interspinous process by the SMID would lead to overloading the anterior annulus which is a recognized cause of disc degeneration.
In California, determining a commonly recognized cause for an influenzalike illness allowed cases to be removed from the suspect or probable SARS categories.
Clostridium difficile is a major recognized cause of antibiotic-associated diarrhea, an effect mediated through its toxin A. Toxin A has been reported to disrupt epithelial tight junctions, attract neutrophils, and cause striking intestinal inflammation and secretion.
Karoshi, or death by overwork, has been a part of the Japanese lexicon and a legally recognized cause of death since the 1980s.
Accordingly, reagents to facilitate serological surveillance are required to enhance the diagnostic capability for MenV, which is a newly recognized cause of disease in pigs with the potential to severely affect production in naive breeding herds.
Pericardial fat necrosis (PFN) is a recently recognized cause of severe chest pain [18].
