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"was a cause of" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the reason or source of a particular outcome or event. Example: Climate change was a cause of the extreme weather conditions that devastated the coastal town.
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Still, it was a cause of cyanosis.
"My objection to this conduct was a cause of resentment".
But Halfon said the question of whether exclusion was a cause of knife crime was immaterial.
"Not having enough money was a cause of constant tension," he said.
He said such behavior was a cause of "evil and catastrophe".
Mr. Neal denied that the high-risk marketing was a cause of its losses.
Our grandparents' first gramophone was a cause of much celebration in the summer of 1926.
He speculated that it was a cause of sexual confusion for him in later life.
Kennan was attracted to the discipline this demanded, but it was a cause of endless frustration.
Infestation of wild barley was a cause of this yield decline.
He found that damage to certain genes was a cause of cancer.
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