The phrase "all of which cause" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to multiple items or factors that lead to a particular effect or outcome.
Example: "The various environmental factors, all of which cause significant changes in climate, must be addressed urgently."
Alternatives: "each of which leads to" or "all of which contribute to".
And while there are different types of the treatment, not all of which cause hair loss, the type most commonly used on breast cancer does.
In the past, comprehensive screening required multiple expensive diagnostic devices to check for diabetic retinas, cataracts, glaucoma, cornea and refraction problems, all of which cause 90 percent of the avoidable blindness in India.
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is caused by both primary and secondary injury mechanisms, all of which cause neuronal cell death and functional deficits.
Then you have to add in the idiosyncrasies of oceanic tides, tectonic drift and the convection of the earth's mantle, all of which cause minuscule wobbles.
The results show that the methanol concentration at outlet increases as the inflow water vapor concentration ratio and light intensity input increase, but decreases with increasing the inflow velocity, all of which cause the rise of overall methanol production.
These hormones are known to cause increased hepatic glucose production, inhibition of insulin release, and peripheral insulin resistance [22], all of which cause a decrease in the model-based SI metric used in this study.
All of which causes frustration that she is growing further apart from the clan.
All of which causes you to look over to the Democrats and wonder: Why don't they have an alternative?
All of which causes many people, and not just the 34,000 transit workers who are demanding a raise, to ask: how could the agency end last year with a surplus as high as $300 million and yet now find itself warning of a deficit next year of more than $1 billion, a gap so large that fares could rise to $2? The agency says that the answer is simple -- in many ways, it is a victim of its own success.
Obesity, for example, is associated with diabetes, heart disease and stroke ― all of which caused more deaths last year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Clearly, independent voters--at least in Iowa and likely in New Hampshire as well--have an affinity for your message, all of which causes us to ask whether, and to what extent, you have an affinity for us, even if you identify as an independent.
