The phrase "caused of" is not correct or usable in written English.
The phrase you are likely looking for is "caused by." For example: His poor health was caused by years of smoking.
But the damage they caused, of course, can never be fully rectified.
Then list every conceivable scenario of what could have caused of the problem, no matter how remote.
When cotton and its substitutes were weakly held at extravagant prices, the sudden occurrence of so great a catastrophe must have caused of itself many failures.
Harrellson, who was averaging 7.3 points a game, added some zest to the matchup in the first half by ferociously spiking a ball off Sullinger as he fell out of bounds, the type of schoolyard move that might have caused of fight had it not occurred in the N.C.A.A. tournament.
SIGMA uses a location manager (LM) to reduce handover delay caused of diversity in the network as mentioned in Figure 1.
The disconnect is caused, of course, by a bull market in scandals: Enron, Tyco, Global Crossing, WorldCom and Xerox ; and by the continued fallout from the stock market bubble especially in Internet and telecom stocks.
