The phrase "causality from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the cause of a certain phenomenon or circumstance. For example, "We have been able to trace the causality from this event to the subsequent changes in the economy."
If the Granger causality from x1 to x2 is stronger than the Granger causality from x2 to x1, then we expect that the reverse holds true when we time reverse the signals67.
Where on the chain of causality — from coal extraction to power generation, for example — does responsibility lie?
Third, there could be reverse causality from governance to liquidity, or omitted variables that jointly determine both governance and liquidity.
The validity of drawing a clear line of causality from the Pastors' actions to the ongoing violence in Afghanistan is of course debatable.
Detailed analysis of small seismic events in the days between the two quakes may make it possible to distinguish causality from coincidence.
After learning of retcon, I spent night after night trying to find a textual causality, from decades of X-Men comics, that hinted at Iceman's sexual identity.
Associations between cannabis use and psychotic outcomes are consistently reported, but establishing causality from observational designs can be problematic.
Reverse causality from growth to democracy was recorded with a policy implication that fast-growing autocracies are not politically sustainable in the long run.
Empirically, we utilize the issuance of Auditing Standard No. 5 (as5) as the exogenous shock to draw causality from going concern opinions to changes in corporate governance.
The paper summarizes and evaluates our current understanding of relations between democracy and economic growth and analyzes the mechanisms of the causality from democracy to growth.
However, there is no links between nuclear energy consumption and real GDP per capita, but a unidirectional causality from nuclear energy consumption to labor.
