The phrase "cause genocide" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something or someone is responsible for or the reason behind a genocide. Example: The government's policies and actions were the main cause of the genocide that devastated the country.
In the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, three journalists were found guilty of direct incitement to cause genocide, and now face life sentences.
It is disclosed that Shinobu Sensui, Yusuke's predecessor as Underworld Detective, has recruited six other powerful beings to help him take over where Sakyo left off, opening a hole to the Demon Plane in order to cause genocide of the human race.
For example, what conditions make for a successful coup d'état and what causes genocide?
"You have to understand what caused genocide to happen," Mr. Walz said, with those grim anniversaries in mind.
We want to leave, but will leaving make things worse, even cause a genocide?
The Museum of Tolerance teases unconvincing homilies from Holocaust history, as if intolerance were the root cause of genocide, which now seems to be an international delusion.
Despite his Catholic upbringing, Clare lost his religious belief as a young man, saying he couldn't believe in a god that could cause famine, genocide and air crashes, but admitted to missing the theatricality of the church.
We are stepping on those things that we must reckon with that cause our genocide and holocaust.
Since the nineteen-nineties, Shiva has focussed the world's attention on Maharashtra by referring to the region as India's "suicide belt," and saying that Monsanto's introduction of genetically modified cotton there has caused a "genocide".
"Worse Than War" is a two-hour television companion to Mr. Goldhagen's 2009 book of the same title, an examination of the causes of genocide and ethnic cleansing along with his recommendations for how to prevent them.
It was not the mere fact of ethnicity that caused the genocide of 1994, but rather the ideology of "Hutu Power" promoted by one ethnic group against another, the Tutsi.
