The phrase "cause contributing to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is the cause for a certain phenomenon. For example: "Rising global temperatures have been cause contributing to the melting of Arctic glaciers."
They cited diabetes as a biological cause contributing to this, as it impairs capillary vascularity and hence fracture healing.
That's something the network has struggled with, to say the least, and could be an underlying cause contributing to Twitter's stagnant user growth.
Another important cause contributing to the low-level use of SGAs in Japanese EDs is insufficient familiarity with their placement (Table 4).
European farmland bird populations have decreased dramatically in recent decades and agricultural intensification has been identified as the main cause contributing to these declines.
First, they express the most important glutamate transporter EAAT2/GLT-1, thus contributing to the clearance of this neurotransmitter; deficiency of astroglial EAAT2/GLT-1 causeverevere motor neuron loss [12] and alteration of this transporter has been repeatedly invoked as a cause contributing to ALS [3].
We suggest iron dyshomeostasis instead of a zinc defect is probably the primary cause contributing to SCD-EDS.
It is certainly true that Mr. Mandela's marriage to the cause contributed to his two divorces and his estrangement from some of his children.
France's hopes of getting even later by investing heavily in the American cause contributed to the French Revolution.
Twenty patients failed to be weaned from mechanical ventilation and a cardiac cause contributed to this in 15 of these.
Allergens such as pollen or dust may also cause contribute to headaches.
Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students will evaluate the possible causes contributing to the decline of the killer whale population from a number of differing perspectives.
