The phrase "a term that led" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a specific term or phrase that has resulted in a particular outcome or consequence.
Example: "The term that led to the misunderstanding was 'immediate response,' which was interpreted differently by the parties involved."
Alternatives: "a phrase that resulted" or "a word that caused".
The term that led to the most comments was "placebo", even though this was linked to the glossary.
The circuit they designed not only undergoes sufficiently low dissipation but its potential energy also contains a positive quartic term that leads to achieving strong squeezing.
We propose an observer structure with a pre-observer or internal model augmented by an equivariant innovation term that leads to autonomous error evolution.
As we mentioned previously, we preferred conducting an S-GMM than a basic OLS since the later can provide spurious results because the presence of endogeneity in the previous shocks to the dependent variable (NII i.t ) can generate a correlation issue between its past observations (NII i.t-1 ) and the error term that leads to a dynamic panel bias.
The fact is though that solving crimes is how you build something long term that leads to a more lawful society.
Anaxagoras is the first person who is definitely known to have explained such a concept using the word "nous" (which is the original Greek term that leads to modern English "intelligence" via its Latin and French translations).
* Gourmet is another misleading term that leads consumers to believe that they are purchasing a product that is made finer ingredients, when in reality it has no established guidelines or regulations.
Only Mr. Smith, a member of Bishop Muzorewa's delegation, resisted the terms that led to British-supervised elections and lawful independence the next spring.
Most search terms that led to business sites included variations on the Dow, crude oil prices, NYSE and Nasdaq.
The state Appellate Division said the contractual terms that led to the earlier ruling by State Supreme Court Justice Bernard J. Fried were too ambiguous and will require a jury trial to determine how Comcast will distribute the NFL Network.
