The phrase "a view to causing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to express an intention or purpose behind an action, often in formal or legal contexts.
Example: "The committee was formed with a view to causing positive changes in the community."
Alternatives: "with the intention of causing" or "aiming to cause".
As studies have shown, it is sufficient that a pylon occupies even a modest fraction of a view to cause a marked decline in the aesthetic quality of the landscape.
However, before processing begins, some jobs are delayed and become unavailable at time zero, so all the jobs need to be rescheduled with a view to not causing excessive schedule disruption with respect to the original schedule.
Pursuant to the instructions given by you that I personally have Wallenberg under my care, I request approval to make an autopsy with a view to establishing cause of death.
For a number of decades, trend research for example functioned just like this: trend signals in the sense of deviations from the "norm" were identifiable as relevant on the one hand and as unambiguous on the other and could thus be analysed with a view to their causes, emergence and dynamics.
If a point of view is thought to cause just as much harm as an earthquake or terrorist bombing these real disasters could come to seem less harmful.
Two residential projects having certified by the 'modified, localized' national system is selected for a case study for synopsis with a view to explain the cause and effect of transferability versus non-transferability of assessment credits and protocols.
Channel structure settlement along a canal in Lagos, southwestern Nigeria, was investigated using the ground penetrating radar (GPR) and geotechnical techniques with a view to establishing the cause(s) of the structure failure.
The following paragraphs analyse how this came about with a view to identifying the causes for such developments.
These case studies have been analyzed with a view to understand the common causes including errors, which have led to catastrophic events.
We challenged adult celiac patients with gluten with a view to assessing the amount needed to cause some small-bowel mucosal deterioration.
