The phrase "a relevant cause" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reason or factor that is pertinent to a particular situation or argument.
Example: "In the debate about climate change, scientists often highlight a relevant cause, such as greenhouse gas emissions."
Alternatives: "an important factor" or "a significant reason".
Ornamental trees in urban environment are a relevant cause of illness due to allergenic pollen airborne dispersed.
Traumatic brain injury as a relevant cause of growth hormone deficiency in adults: a KIMS-based study.
Conclusions: Inborn errors of metabolism constitute a highly heterogeneous category of rare diseases, representing a relevant cause of morbidity and mortality in childhood.
Chagas disease, caused by the kinetoplastid protozoan parasite Trypanosoma cruzi, remains a relevant cause of illness and premature death and it is estimated that 6 million to 7 million people are infected worldwide.
For example, if a claim for damages is brought against a motorist for causing injury to the claimant by driving negligently, only that description of his or her manner of driving that amounts to negligence is capable of constituting a relevant cause.
Starting a campaign to raise awareness or donating to a relevant cause is a small and important step, but a musician who proves commitment to a purpose through lyrics or even just writes about others as opposed to themselves can be even more meaningful.
CAA is not only associated with the development of AD, but is also a highly relevant cause for hemorrhage and brain infarction [ 79, 80].
To further assess whether S347 phosphorylation is a potential relevant cause for the loss of LPA uptake of PRG‐1R346T, we established HEK cell lines with a stable expression of PRG‐1S347A and PRG‐1S347D, which either mimic the non‐phosphorylated (S347A) status or the phosphorylated status (S347D) of S347.
Furthermore, TBEV is a very important and relevant cause for false-positive WNV-ELISA results in horses and must be taken into consideration in monitoring or sentinel programs.
In this case the Always brand successfully aligned with a relevant social cause, moving audiences and creating awareness for both the issue as well as the brand across platforms and social media, receiving over 76 million views across 150 countries, according to The Gunn Report.
In developed countries osteoporosis-associated fractures form one relevant cause of mortality and a major cause of disability for post-menopausal women [ 4, 5].
