"individual causes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is the result of individual effort or individual responsibility. For example: "The students worked hard to raise money for charity, with each individual cause receiving a different amount of donations."
Her "integrative pluralism" aims to isolate individual causes and model them individually, seeing how each makes a causal contribution on its own.
She also takes up individual causes, whether popular or not.
Crowd-funding efforts for specific goods and individual causes fill the internet.
"These two incidents were very troubling, and they have individual causes and explanations, and doubtless will require individual responses," Mr. Clinton said.
We still try to address problems like poverty and Islamic extremism by trying to tease out individual causes.
Diagnosis of a disease complex, one with two or more causes, is usually difficult and requires separation and identification of the individual causes.
A party has to take positions on a vast range of issues, and while it is easy to build large movements around individual causes, joining the dots between a multiplicity of issues is much more difficult.
New York's left has atomised, with people chasing ever more individual causes in different special-interest groups".A generation ago," muses Victor Navasky, the publisher of the Nation, "young liberals used to dream about changing the world.
Dr Hansen has therefore tried to go beyond the study of individual causes by demonstrating that what was once unusual is now common.Longer, hotter summersTo do so, he and his colleagues took 60 years' worth of data (the period from 1951 to 2011) from the Goddard Institute's surface air-temperature analysis.
CrowdPac goes one step further, not just matching your values to political parties, but crowdfunded individual causes, as well.
Identifying individual causes in the setting of this paradigm should allow targeted and more effective treatment.
