The phrase "because of learning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express a causal relationship. For example: "I've become quite knowledgeable in computers because of learning coding languages."
"I didn't stop being racist because of learning about the Holocaust … I've always not been racist," she said.
The findings could lead to new treatments for children and adults who fail to master mathematics because of learning disabilities, or mental impairments caused by stroke or neurodegenerative disease.
More than 6percentt of school-age children — almost three million students — are receiving special education services because of learning disabilities, according to the Learning Disabilities Association of America.
"Having made this commitment it is clearly important that this is followed up by a smaller investment in support for the minority that have extra needs because of learning difficulties, visual impairment et cetera".
Conceptually, it is not assumed that the same scores will be found if one person responds twice to the same test (Lord and F. M. A theory of test scores. Psychometrika 1952) because of learning, motivation level, fatigue effects, and other measurement errors.
Even though it is possible that some divers can manage better than others because of learning to cope with the subjective impairment, the underlying behavioral effects remain.
Because instead of learning about the world in a classroom I went out and learned it by living.
Many people give up trying to learn the piano because of the tedium of learning to read off manuscripts.
While an autonomous mobile robot is motion, each robot task needs a different form of learning because of its environmental changes.
E-learning has received a considerably research attention recently because it becomes part of learning patterns for many tertiary educations.
Generalization ability is important for learning algorithms because the main purpose of learning is to accurately predict unseen data.
