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Discover LudwigThe phrase "actual causing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specific act or event that leads to a particular outcome or effect.
Example: "The actual causing of the accident was determined to be a mechanical failure."
Alternatives: "actual instigation of" or "true cause of".
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"We need to deal with the fact that this is an allegation of conspiracy rather than the actual causing of explosion or murder," he said.
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The actual cause of death was dehydration.
The actual cause of the fire is no mystery.
"Of course, a dearth of pesticides was the actual cause of the infestation," he said.
But such BRF-inducing events are not the actual cause of the rise of BRF.
The actual cause of death was a single shot to the back of the head.
"The actual cause of it, no one is really sure, O.K.?" Willingham said.
Stop the blame game: Instead of addressing the actual causes of inequality, we indulge in a blame game.
The actual cause of death, a new study suggests, may have been more pedestrian: a strep infection.
If you look at the actual causes of decline in the Netherlands and Britain, they do not seem present in the United States today.
It is a complex story and an inquest is planned next year to assess the actual cause of death.
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