The phrase 'institutional causes' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the customary practices, rules, and expectations of an organization or institution, which can lead to creating certain situations. For example, "Changes to workplace policies and institutional causes can contribute to the unhealthy work environment experienced by many employees."
Friedrich Hayek, an Austrian economist, admitted that conferring "unmerited benefits" on children is "unquestionably one of the institutional causes of inequality".
THIS week's interesting economics research: The institutional causes of China's Great Famine (Xin Meng, Nancy Qian, and Pirerre Yared) Is the recent productivity boom over?
Tested by data collected from 187 distributors in China, our study reveals the institutional causes and the consequences of contract ineffectiveness, which is a common problem encountered by firms when forming supply chain partnerships in emerging markets.
Like his movie, Farrelly's speech glossed over the systemic and institutional causes of racism, revealing a simplistic and tone-deaf mentality that felt completely devoid of substance ― and that didn't jibe with the meaningful moments that characterized the earlier parts of Sunday's ceremony.
However the price system itself has seldom been analyzed as an institutional cause of shortage in the field of LTC.
While new institutional economists argue that institutions cause growth, the literature on industrial policies (Chang 2003; Khan and Jomo 2000; Reinert 2008), among others, contend that growth and development determine the direction and rate of institutional change.
One is its difficulty balancing democratic accountability against its institutional drive to further the cause of unity.
However, the increase in income induced by institutional development causes economic agents to increase the demand for a clean environment.
This consortium designed and constructed an anatomic pathology error database that was used to benchmark institutional frequencies, causes and outcomes of error.
The disapproval, plus what she called institutional politics, caused her to leave hospital work in 1973.
Most stories about it have covered the painful institutional rows caused by the winding-up of three other bodies - the Commission for Racial Equality, the Equal Opportunities Commission and the Disability Rights Commission.
