"causing the occurrence of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an action that results in something happening. For example: "His careless attitude towards safety precautions was causing the occurrence of far too many accidents."
Importantly, a rough scale surface topography results in an increased flow resistance and higher frictional forces at the interface, probably causing the occurrence of (micro turbulences.
A transcendental idealist, then, emphatically agrees that there is an extra-mental physical reality causing the occurrence of mental states in empirical subjects.
At a lower growth speed, a high magnetic field is capable of causing the occurrence of the columnar-to-equiaxed transition (CET).
In order to achieve high performance of the whole system, the control part of the EMS inevitably excites resonant circuits causing the occurrence of vibration.
"Only governmental allegation and proof that publication must inevitably, directly, and immediately cause the occurrence of an event kindred to imperiling the safety of a transport already at sea can support even the issuance of an interim restraining order," Justice Stewart wrote at the time.
Steel corrosion may also cause the occurrence of high deflection or instability of the structure itself.
Wastewater irrigation caused the occurrence of soil hydrophobicity, with the highest hydrophobic degree from CE treatment.
Two eigenvalues are considered to be close, if their difference is small enough to cause the occurrence of the phenomena.
This experiment was therefore designed to verify, whether the administration of compliant semduramicin-contaminated feed could cause the occurrence of violative residues of coccidiostats in eggs.
Proximate explanations cite the more immediate cause of a trait, for example, the genes or developmental pathways that cause the occurrence of a trait in an organism.
As discussed above, the production of NH4+ enhanced ion exchange and caused the occurrence of the short peaks for Ca2+ and Sr2+.
