The phrase "a specific cause and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing particular reasons or factors that lead to a certain outcome or situation.
Example: "In our research, we aim to identify a specific cause and its impact on the overall health of the population."
Alternatives: "a particular reason and" or "a distinct factor and".
We usually don't think of literature as changing the course of history, and if we do, we look for a specific cause and effect.
What if there were a website that highlighted a specific cause and t-shirt every week?
Another Web site, Chipin.com, allows users to solicit money for a specific cause and use PayPal to collect the funds.
Each published report or paper in this regard focuses on a specific cause and effect such as: the effect of C/N ratio, type of substrate, oxidation reduction potential, inhibitory effect of nitrogen oxides and the nitrogen cycle in SDM processes.
The measure did not dedicate funding to a specific cause and required only a majority of the vote.
"Sponsoring a charitable program and volunteering your business' time are great ways to raise awareness about a specific cause and also promote your business in partnership with the organization or event," says business expert Ben Gran.
In addition, no data have been reported to date indicating the presence of a specific cause-and-effect relationship between the penetration of leukocytes into the damaged tissues and the pathogenesis of the ischemia itself [ 20].
Headaches were defined as secondary if a specific cause was identified, and they were further divided into neurological and secondary to viral illnesses or respiratory infections.
We applied these methods and techniques qualitatively to identify causes (e.g. collisions), critical events (e.g. releases of natural gas), related consequences (e.g. fires and explosions), and different possible pathways from a specific cause to its consequence, and to assess some negative accident scenarios related to use and parking of the vehicle.
His own lawyer, breathing heavily, asked him, "If the judge does ask for a specific cause of the breakdown — and I don't say he will, we're all sailing uncharted waters here — what will you say?" "I don't know," Richard said.
Our field investigation did not suggest a specific cause for the cluster, and our subsequent incidence study detected no false-positive tests.
