"lead to suspicion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to cause or result in someone having doubts or mistrust about something. Example: The sudden disappearance of his colleague from work led to suspicion among the rest of the team, causing them to suspect foul play was involved.
In addition to physical morbidity, STIs may lead to suspicion and mistrust in the relationships [ 32], thus leading to potential effect on quality of life.
This earns the attention of eager outsiders, including a boy who wishes he was born silent and a woman who has wandered from one flower-powered commune to another before settling on the silents as the salvation of mankind.In the novel, as in life, separation and difference lead to suspicion and animosity.
Gangs attacked groups of foreigners in four separate incidents on Sunday in Cologne, the city where dozens of New Year's Eve assaults on women took place, German police have said, as the government warned against letting the incident lead to suspicion of all migrants.
As market pressures drive universities to adopt strategies focused on efficiency and the bottom line, conflicts can lead to suspicion and mistrust between faculty and trustees.
Poor communication of research by trial coordinators can lead to suspicion of their motives.
Accidental inoculation of cattle with a rinderpest vaccine would also be disruptive because the detection of seropositive animals would lead to suspicion of rinderpest recurrence (7 ).
Thus, the unmasking of forgeries could lead to suspicions about every relic of the past.
US lawyers gave advice, Danos claimed, that commissions above 5% would also lead to suspicions by the US authorities of "bribery or inducements".
And it's socially damaging because the confusion leads to suspicion that others are getting away with something, directly leading to distrust of the whole system.
The problem about concealment in public life is that it leads to suspicion.
This led to suspicion, resentment and controversy and my inevitable disillusionment with church leaders and with the church itself.
