The phrase "cause combustion" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The main reason for the explosion was the spontaneous cause combustion of the chemicals in the lab.
Self-pulsation must be suppressed since this oscillation may cause combustion instabilities.
Of course, a world where fire doesn't cause combustion in cotton would be radically different from the one we live in.
Early direct injection HCCI requires carefully designed fuel injector to minimize the fuel wall-wetting that can cause combustion inefficiency and oil dilution.
It could cause combustion.
The higher temperature could cause combustion and produce a grease fire.
As the charge ignites, the pallet passes over a suction wind box, so that air being drawn through the feed layer causes combustion (i.e., oxidation) of sulfur or carbon to continue from top to bottom.
Heat causes combustion, which leads THCA's acidic portion to pop off the molecule, leaving behind the THC-laden smoke we all know and love.
(On the other hand, burning low-octane gas in an engine tuned for premium grade can cause erratic combustion, or knocking, and result in severe engine damage).
The unqualified diesel can cause incomplete combustion and the formation of undesirable emissions (Calemma et al. 2013).
In practical applications it may cause reduced combustion efficiency and should be taken into account in the motor design, e.g., by reinforcing the paraffin fuel with different additives.
Because burning pressure is low and convective velocity becomes high, flame holding is till crucial in the 4 mm step case under flight conditions at March 6 and 8. Consequently, flameholding struts are necessary, in addition to the step and the flame tends to elongate from the combustor to cause imperfect combustion.
