The phrase 'cause of complaint' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce or explain the reason for a complaint. Example: The main cause of complaint among the students was the lack of communication from the administration.
I can't make anything of it; it shows neither my name nor any cause of complaint.
And no one has a constitutional cause of complaint because a certain speaker was or was not chosen.
The main cause of complaint stems from a video showing Click demanding that a student journalist stop photographing a protest at the University of Missouri.
It will also take action if the underlying cause of complaint has no merit but the complaint was dealt with badly.
"I am very much surprised," he replied, "that you should find any cause of complaint in the recent assignment of commands.
The government and NHS England are expected to publish their "roadmap" for GPs next week, outlining a package of support such as lighter touch inspections – an attempt to address a major cause of complaint – but one thing primary care has never lacked is promises.
As the housing market has collapsed, so has the conveyancing market, previously by some margin the most common cause of complaints.
It added that volume was the biggest cause of complaints, as "some sounds become annoying more quickly" - especially repetitive sounds such as percussion or beatboxing, as well as amplified guitars and "piercing sounds like bagpipes".
The leading cause of complaints from its Windows users, Google says, is still due to malicious extensions that override browser settings and change the user experience in unexpected (and undesired) ways.
"We are now producing the best product quality ever, and our aim is to ensure that those vehicles in the hands of customers that are the cause of complaints achieve a standard of quality that reflects our highest expectations," said Dr. Eckhard Cordes Eckhard Cordes, who runs the Mercedes Car Group for DaimlerChrysler, following the big recall in March.
