The phrase "army caused" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or situation that was brought about by the actions of an army.
Example: "The destruction of the village was a direct result of the conflict that the army caused during their advance."
Alternatives: "military actions led to" or "the army resulted in".
Mr. Bremer's decision to disband the army caused an early clash with General Garner, the man he replaced in May.
In addition, conflict between Parliament and the army caused the army to establish a council to plot its strategy.
Israel and the Israeli-backed South Lebanese Army caused civilian deaths and injuries on Wednesday and Thursday in bombing and shooting attacks.
The reorganization of the army caused a parliamentary crisis, but Caprivi carried it through successfully, only, however, to earn the enmity of the more old-fashioned soldiers, who would not forgive him for shortening the period of service.
Atrocities committed by the police, paramilitary groups, and the army caused a wave of refugees to flee the area, and the situation became well publicized through the international media.
Given the Army's difficulties of retaining combat veteran junior officers (of whom I was one), these young, physically fit and intelligent men and women could both learn valuable leadership lessons and help stem the damage to the Army caused by President Bush's war in Iraq.
He was a vocal supporter and close friend of the brutal paramilitary leaders of a 1991 coup and has talked of reinstituting the army, causing many Haitian intellectuals to fear he is a right-wing demagogue.
Batman was always a pretty formidable character, but with Rocksteady's version of his classic ride, he's a one-man mobile army, causing carnage on the streets, then using the car's ejector seat to land a flying kick into the face of some ne'er-do-well.
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The NGO said there was a "new brutality on the ground and renewed attack from the air", with IS and the Iraqi army causing thousands of casualties, and US-led air strikes also responsible for civilian deaths.
Chopra was born in Jamshedpur to parents who were both physicians in the Indian Army, causing the family to move frequently during her childhood, but she considers Bareilly her real home.
