"lead to initiation" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "By attending this seminar, I hope to lead to initiation into the industry."
During lithium deintercalation these stresses may lead to initiation and growth of radial cracks in the fiber.
It is better to identify key molecular targets stimulating signaling pathways that lead to initiation of apoptosis for treatment of glioblastoma.
The collective behavior of point defects formed on the free surfaces of ionic crystals under redox conditions can lead to initiation of local breakdown by pitting.
In particular, a discontinuous boundary indicates areas of stress concentration, which lead to initiation of rupture.
Cell surface receptors are important communicators of external stimuli to the cell interior where they lead to initiation of various signaling pathways and cellular responses.
Chronic SHS exposure is known to impact normal lung development via alterations in growth factors, and frequent occurrence of acute respiratory problems, which may lead to initiation of chronic lung disease.
On a scale from 1 (does not lead the respondent to initiate iron chelation therapy at all) to 7 (strongly leads to initiation of iron chelation therapy), the mean score for this factor was 5.9.
The trigger undergoes a thermally-driven cycloreversion which ultimately leads to initiation of the depolymerization process.
Herein, we present the preclinical data that led to initiation of a phase I evaluation of this inhibitor in myeloid malignancies.
The tenacity of the surface oxide film inhibits metallurgical bonding across the layers during SLS/SLM processing and this consequently leads to initiation of spheroidisation by Marangoni convection.
Importantly, after 5 days of recovery from heat shocks, re-amputation of individual hsp70l:dnFgfr1-EGFP fin rays led to initiation of blastema formation within 3 days, and robust ray growth and bone formation within 7 days (Fig. 5d, asterisk).
