The phrase 'because of the start' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could use it in the sentence: "I was late to the meeting because of the start traffic".
If he somehow pulls this off it will be even greater because of the start he has had.
At the Los Angeles airport, El Al's counters were empty because of the start of the Sabbath on Friday evening.
Navistar said its diesel engine shipments declined in the quarter because of the start of production for Ford's new engine.
He warned that the taxpayer was facing higher costs because of the "start and stop" nature of the work at some of the sites.
Since then, passenger traffic in the industry has dropped significantly because of the start of the war in Iraq, and American has been forced to cut its capacity.
January is a crucial advertising month for the Hollywood trade publications because of the start of the winter TV season, Oscar nominations, the Golden Globe awards and the Sundance Film Festival.
Mr. Ailes said that because of the start-up size of the network, Nielsen Research would not be reporting its ratings publicly (Fox will receive some data internally) for what could be more than six months.
The levels of boola-boola in Fox's bloodstream have been rising for years — one symptom was luring the play-by-play announcer Gus Johnson from CBS — but they are peaking now because of the start-up in mid-August of Fox Sports 1, an all-sports cable channel.
Because of the starting and stopping, there was a certain lack of momentum.
Adoption of new technologies for TB diagnosis in highly endemic areas is a challenge because of the start-up and training costs.
