The phrase "a trigger of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that initiates or causes a particular response or event.
Example: "The sudden noise was a trigger of the dog's anxiety, causing it to bark uncontrollably."
Alternatives: "a cause of the" or "a catalyst for the".
Fux, M. et al. IL-33 is a mediator rather than a trigger of the acute allergic response in humans.
OCP combines the functions of a light intensity sensor and a trigger of the process of quenching of the excessive PBs excitation7,8.
Arterial hypoxemia caused by poor lung function during an asthmatic attack was suspected as a trigger of the carotid body in asthma46,47.
Many Democrats have been making a case that a "trigger" of the sort proposed by Mr. Greenspan would justify canceling or postponing provisions in Mr. Bush's tax cut that have not yet taken effect, including the complete repeal of the estate tax in 2010.
If asthma outcomes are not improved at the end of the 3-month PPI empiric trial, then GER is most likely not to be a trigger of the individual's asthma if GER is found to be under adequate control with esophageal pH testing.
Labor sources subsequently confirmed Labor was considering legal options to stop the project, including inserting a "climate trigger" into the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act, or triggering a reassessment within the existing framework using a trigger of the impact of the project on water, or on the health of the Great Barrier Reef.
Another aspect of arousal processes concerns the high levels of arousal leading to a triggering of the stress reaction.
In conclusion, SDCs decreased gastric emptying rate, and this was suggested to be due to a triggering of the ileal brake.
This extraordinary effect may arise through a triggering of the stringent response, because of ribosomes encountering untranslatable UUA codons in a small proportion of mRNAs.
Future studies should explore the role of plasma endostatin as a trigger of therapies targeting the renal microcirculation.
Chiodini, G. et al. Magma degassing as a trigger of bradyseismic events; the case of Phlegrean Fields (Italy).
