"causation between" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about the cause and effect relationship between two or more things. For example, "The correlation between increased television watching and waning academic performance appears to demonstrate a causation between the two."
A handful of studies looked at whether there is a causation between sanctuary cities and crime.
Drawing a direct line of causation between Trump's rhetoric and the spike in hate crimes is difficult.
The Greens senator Rachel Siewert stressed that she was not suggesting a "causation" between the letters and the deaths.
Like any committed determinist, Honderich is reluctant to ascribe any direct causation between the liberation of retirement and his upping the ante of philosophical debate.
Landscape ecology provides an opportunity to once again anneal form and function and to consider reciprocal causation between them.
Jordan Denari Duffner, a research fellow at The Bridge Initiative, warned that it was difficult to draw precise causation between Trump's campaign and spikes in hate crimes.
We also estimate alternative models using instrumental variables in order to account for potential bilateral causation between forest cover differences and income per capita.
Mr. Maor cautioned that his study only showed a correlation, not causation, between when nonavian dinosaurs went extinct and when mammals became daytime creatures.
It would fund a scientific study to determine whether there was a ''probable link'' — a term that delicately avoided any declaration of causation — between PFOA and any diseases.
I asked her about the problem of proving causation between the acts of companies and environmental damage, which has doomed previous attempted prosecutions in the US.
This was especially true because, as Hartman next emphasized, retaliatory prosecution claims involve particularly attenuated causation between the de-fendant's alleged retaliatory animus and the plaintiff's injury.
