The phrase "as being caused" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reason or origin of a particular event or phenomenon.
Example: "The symptoms were identified as being caused by a viral infection."
Alternatives: "as a result of" or "due to being caused by".
No longer can Microsoft dismiss its antitrust problems as being caused by one idiosyncratic judge.
It concerns the only death in British history recorded as being caused through a belief in vampires.
Michael Clendenin, a Con Ed spokesman, described the blackout as being caused by "events outside the Con Ed system".
In 1948 methemoglobinuria became the first human genetic disease to be identified as being caused by an enzyme defect.
American commanders have described the violence in Iraq as being caused variously by a mix of foreign terrorists, Sunni loyalists to Saddam Hussein, Shiite radicals and criminals.
Today, we would recognise Byrne's gigantism as being caused by a tumour in the pituitary, the endocrine gland that secretes many essential hormones, including ones for growth.
Investigators have those medical records, including a hospital discharge summary that the lawyers said described Mr. Mineo's injuries as being caused by "anal assault".
One of the ME sufferers it profiles is Sophia Mirza, the first person in Britain whose death was officially listed as being caused by chronic fatigue syndrome.
"A lot of the things getting diagnosed at the CARD clinic as being caused by previous asbestos exposure just can't be documented," Dr. Flynn said.
"Traditionally we've thought about disease as being caused by a specific bacteria," says Dr. Julie Segre, a senior investigator at the N.I.H.'s National Human Genome Research Institute.
Asia is also facing a second health scare after three deaths of three people in Vietnam were confirmed as being caused by a 'bird flu" that has also affected poultry in Japan, China and South Korea.
