The phrase "act as triggers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing elements that initiate or provoke a response or action in a particular context.
Example: "Certain stimuli in the environment can act as triggers for emotional responses in individuals."
Alternatives: "serve as catalysts" or "function as prompts".
The additional sensors act as triggers, allowing homeowners to keep track of sump pumps, heaters or air conditioners remotely.
Because the virus can remain latent for so long, many scientists believe other microorganisms act as triggers.
The government has two other bills – on the Clean Energy Finance Corporation and registered organisations – that could act as triggers for an early election.
The study offers a potential explanation for why some people are more susceptible to debilitating headaches and why some foods appear to act as triggers for migraines.
Simply hunting it is a ticklish business, because the virus hides in the same memory T cells that act as triggers for the immune system.
Most of them involve what he calls "changing the context" of the putt, in the hope of neutralizing situations and sensations that act as triggers.
EFSA points out that LoCs should act as trigger values within the tiered testing approach.
Here, we focus on the capability of LOD-related stress changes to lead to the failure of the crustal rocks surrounding magma storage zones and thus to act as trigger mechanism for volcanic eruptions.
The newly released data claimed there is "some evidence" that "specific highly publicized incidents," such as Rigby's attack, as well as the ongoing conflict in Israel and Gaza, can act as "trigger events" for a jump in racially motivated hate crime.
The C-terminal TGZ sequence stretch comprising residues 465 477 is able to form highly ordered amyloid fibrils and may act as trigger of the aggregation process.
For example, women are most susceptible, as hormonal variations act as triggering factors, but men could also be affected [ 9, 28].
