"any specific cause" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe situations in which a cause or reason is not known, but there may be some factors or explanations behind a certain event. For example, "The exact source of the fire has not been discovered, but investigators are looking into any specific cause that may have been responsible."
At its deepest and most painful, it is a sensation of great spiritual anguish, often without any specific cause".
Devendra Rajak, joint director of the state tourism department, acknowledged that the number of attendees has fallen this year but declined to identify any specific cause.
"I'm not here to represent any specific cause other than freedom and independence and 'we the people.' " To illustrate his point, he noted that he would not be carrying any weapons as he usually does.
Some cases of CTS is thought to be unrelated to any specific cause, but there may be an increased risk of getting CTS if you have a medical condition which impedes the circulation and supply of oxygen to the nerves of the wrist.
The report does not point to any specific cause for the rise in complaints made by the general public.
While Twitter says it's working on fixing the issues and that the blank screen has only appeared for a small number of users but wouldn't comment on any specific cause.
Do you have any specific causes or something you're focused on, besides music, that has your attention?
Not everybody has to chart us on a course". "I could not be looked upon as a champion for any specific causes," Horner said, adding that his broad focus on city concerns owes from his experience in upper-level management.
As a frame, "obesity" does not identify any specific causes – and obesity certainly is not the cause of itself!
There is not a close association between adverse effects of chronic cough and any specific causes, suggesting the adverse effects are related to the chronic cough itself [ 18].
The majority (62.5% or 20/32) of mothers with prior experience of a jaundiced infant attributed NNJ to malaria/fever, and 34.4% (11/32) did not ascribe NNJ to any specific causes.
