The phrase "eradicate the cause" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the process of eliminating the underlying source of an issue. For example, "We must work together to eradicate the cause of poverty in our community."
Just as we cannot entirely attribute the actions of the rampaging gunman to his taste in video games, policing the online activity of depressed teenagers will not eradicate the cause of suicide: mental illness.
(5– 7) Cancer stem cell theory is a new paradigm in cancer therapies and is thought to provide new avenues to eradicate the cause of the cell heterogeneity, which is associated with therapeutic resistance, relapse, and distant metastasis.
The aim is no longer merely to treat symptoms . . . but rather to eradicate the causes of suffering.
LBJ's groundbreaking effort to identify and eradicate the causes of poverty was largely viewed as a success.
Thus, biofilm infection symptoms are recurrent even after several antibiotic therapy cycles, and the only effective means of eradicating the cause of the infection is the removal of the implanted device or the surgical removal of the biofilm that has formed on live tissue [ 16].
Reformers who believed in equal rights, humanity, and democracy strived to eradicate the problems (caused by rapid industrialization) that occurred in urban areas, and furthermore fought for the overall improvement in the quality of life (Progressive Era in America [n.d.]).
As a result, specific methods were proposed to act as guidelines to eradicate the corresponding causes and improve the radiation hardness performance of SWCNT-TFTs, e.g. by optimizing the shield or insulator materials, preliminary radiation treatments and raw CNT materials selection for future application of SWCNT-based cometal-oxide-semiconductoremiCMOSuctor (CMOS) devices.
However, we also must redouble our work to create meaningful change that will transform and eradicate the root causes of these tragedies--violence based on sexual orientation and gender identity, with a particular attention to people of color.
DNA-tests should be used to avoid breeding diseased dogs, not necessarily to eradicate the gene causing the disease from the population.
It may also set the agenda for structural, social and political changes required to eradicate the root causes of oral health related problems in developing countries.
Through the use of RNAseq, these results provide a better biological understanding of this bacterium, shed light on the most likely survival mechanisms used by this microorganism in adverse environments and identify candidates that may help reduce or even eradicate the problems caused by this disease.
