The phrase "as a root cause" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when identifying the fundamental reason behind a problem or issue.
Example: "The investigation revealed that poor communication was identified as a root cause of the project's failure."
Alternatives: "as a primary factor" or "as a fundamental reason."
Poverty is frequently mentioned as a root cause.
Still, many people see Mr. Weill as a root cause of Citi's troubles.
Land and who owns it has often been cited as a root cause of Ivory Coast's conflict.
Lord Laming's recent inquiry into the Baby P case identified data management as a root cause of the tragedy.
These troubled families are often cited as a root cause of many of the social problems Britain faces.
Yes, Mr. Greenspan sees the surge in productivity growth as a root cause of the imbalances that threaten the long expansion.
As President Obama met with centrist lawmakers to address concerns over the $900 billion economic stimulus plan, the Senate on Wednesday voted to expand the package with a tax credit for homebuyers of up to $15,000, a provision championed by Republicans as addressing a root cause of the recession.
W Stephen Gilbert Corsham, Wiltshire As cake now appears to be a root cause of division and uncertainty in British life (Goodbye Bake Off; Northern Ireland), I am reminded of Brass Eye warning us of the dangers this terribly addictive and destructive substance.
This information was used retrospectively by the improvement team to make a root cause analysis as a basis for countermeasures.
For instance, the 2013 published investigation report by the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) of the US Department of the Interior on the Black Elk platform blast stated the failing to establish an effective safety culture as a root-cause of that accident.
In addition, an accurate diagnosis of SFN can prompt an in-depth assessment to uncover any underlying diseases as a possible root cause of the patient's symptoms.
