"cause of this event" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It indicates a reason why something occurred. Example: "I could not attend the meeting, cause of this event."
The original hypothesis for the cause of this event has been the outburst of the proglacial Lakes Agassiz and Ojibway.
Nobody should publicly display their gloating … All terrorism has 'deep-rooted reasons', but however many these reasons are, they are not the fundamental cause of this event.
And yet, in my opinion, it is no absurdity to say that they were both in the right, both natural philosopher and diviner, one justly detecting the cause of this event, by which it was produced, the other the end for which it was designed.
One patient suffered an MI 1 week following FFP administration, but taking into account his history of coronary artery disease, FFP administration was unlikely to be the direct cause of this event.
In addition to investigating the causes of this event, we are reviewing our emergency communications procedures.
Glacial geologist Aaron Putnam and his colleague Gordon Bromley of the University of Maine are investigating the timing and causes of this event by sampling boulders once covered by ice, and organic matter preserved in ancient bogs that directly overlie glacial till.
The public health minister, Gillian Merron, said: "It is important we have the results of further investigations as soon as possible to establish the cause of this sad event".
It is important we have the results of further investigations as soon as possible to establish the cause of this sad event".
Furthermore, the large warming during the Younger Dryas suggests that changes in ocean dynamics beyond simple changes to the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (a climatically crucial component of ocean circulation) could be the cause of this climatic event.
Unfortunately, in the absence of postmortem investigations, no formal conclusion about the cause of this fatal event can be drawn.
