"cause of arguments" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example: "The fight between the siblings got worse and worse, cause of arguments about who got the last slice of pizza."
"We see it as a cause of argument between husbands and wives, parents and children.
The causes of arguments ranged from everyday nitpicking to disputes about child rearing.
But they can also be expensive, stressful and the cause of family arguments.
All too often, the very characteristics that initially attracted partners to one another or the disturbing behaviors that at first were ignored or considered unimportant eventually become marital sore points and the cause of repeated arguments and chronic unhappiness.
He is so endearing that we almost forget that the cause of their arguments is his endless duplicity, the "dog's tricks" he almost can't help but engage in.
While the trio did not address the cause of the argument, they were quick to deny that it had anything to do with Solange being drunk or getting into arguments at the Met Gala, as had initially been reported by some sources.
But Milledge said neither incident was the cause of his argument with Joyce.
He did not comment on the cause of the argument that led to the assault.
As a supporter of Britain remaining in the EU, nothing upsets me more than the enlistment to the "yes" cause of an argument that is as toxic as it is woolly.
With the exact cause of the argument at El Indio still undetermined, it remains a distinct possibility.
