"induce chaos" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation in which something has caused a disruption in a system. For example, "Their poor strategy decisions induced chaos in the company."
The noises also induce chaos in nearby voltage intervals where the deterministic system had periodic oscillations.
It has been shown that self-field can induce chaos in a helical FEL [17, 18, 19, 20].
We have also shown that the unavoidable shot and thermal noises existing in the nanostructure both enhance existing deterministic chaos (increasing its fractal dimension and largest Lyapunov exponent) and induce chaos in nearby voltage intervals.
On the other hand, pent-up phlegm and retarded blood circulation can induce chaos and toxicity of brain.
Changing the column data type can induce chaos into the relational database; thus, two mapping rules are designed to automatically adapt to change.
We prove that the initial phase difference Ψ plays an important role in suppressing or inducing chaos in complex systems.
Lin and Young [198] emphasise that the occurrence of shear induced chaos depends on the interplay between the geometries of the kicks and the dynamical structures of the unforced system.
At voltage values for which the LLE is positive for the stochastic system but not for the deterministic system, noise induces chaos.
It was found that this method not only can enhance or suppress chaotic behavior, but also induces chaos in non-chaotic parameter ranges.
Our results indicate that these methods of controlling or inducing chaos can be easily applied to many systems in natural science and engineering.
The internal noise due to fluctuations of the current enhances spontaneous chaos, increases its fractal dimension and induces chaos in voltage regions adjacent to those of purely deterministic chaos.
