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The phrase "for the cause of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when speaking about a specific purpose or motivation for doing something. For example: "We are protesting for the cause of social justice."
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Score one for the cause of going all-in.
He worked tirelessly for the cause of adult education.
"We stand for the cause of liberty under the crown".
Look no further for the cause of the new wardrobe.
Fortunately for the cause of literature, he lost.
I want them to be mujahids who fight for the cause of holy Islam".
"They know that people will not come out into the streets for the cause of reform".
Are you willing to be an international lightning rod for the cause of reform?
Throughout her life, Ruth worked for the cause of peace and international cooperation.
He was a tireless and authoritative advocate for the cause of affordable housing.
General Musharraf also defiantly restated Pakistan's unyielding political support for the cause of Kashmiri Muslims.
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