The phrase "cause commotion" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to express that someone or something is causing a disruption or disturbance (e.g. The surprise announcement caused a commotion throughout the office).
Security forces were deployed heavily in Kamwokya neighbourhood in Kampala on Friday, said a police spokesman, Emilian Kayima, after "some young men wanted to cause commotion".
Matthew Huntbach London A nice irony of the St Paul's business is that the original Paul was a tent-maker, and a combative type who didn't hesitate to cause commotion with his message.
In his indictment, under a section marked "statement of probable cause," investigators suggest Scarsella subscribed to the sovereign citizen movement, and that he went to the protest with friends to "stir things up" and "cause commotion".
A protester threw a punch, a chase ensued, and Scarsella's wish to "cause commotion" was fulfilled in the form of bullets fired from his.45-caliber handgun around 10 40 PM.
As part of the investigation, authorities became aware of a 4chan website message chain in which the men talked about turning up at a Black Lives Matter protest for Clark intending to "stir things up" and "cause commotion," and according to a criminal complaint obtained by theGuardian.
His presence causes commotion from time to time.
He is a magnificent man, like Charles de Gaulle.These observations have caused commotion in the past few weeks.
Though at first the findings unintentionally caused commotion among Bay Area cities to defend their efforts, Jones believes this could be a powerful side effect.
Featuring an old-school eccentric with a knack for upsetting Europeans and causing commotion at every turn, Fawlty Towers was discontinued in 1979.
2Has Your Street Been Plowed?, Dec. 28 (1,189 comments) The recent blizzard has caused commotion and anger among the city's residents living on buried streets.
