The phrase "which further causes" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to introduce a cause-and-effect relationship between two clauses. Example: The increase in global temperatures, which further causes the melting of polar ice caps, has been a major concern for environmentalists.
The fall in lending from banks reduces the amount of money in the system, which further causes prices to fall.
Functional loss of these genes leads to impaired cell division with normal cell growth, which further causes formation of grossly enlarged cells.
The mixing in CIJR at low jet Reynolds number can be effectively enhanced by excitation with low frequency, as a periodic oscillation is induced by the pulsed inflow, which further causes the continuous folding and stretching of the impingement plane.
The mixing in T-jet reactors at low Reynolds numbers can be effectively enhanced by the excitation with low frequencies, as a periodic oscillation is induced by the pulsed inflow, which further causes the continuous folding and stretching of the impingement plane in T-jet reactors.
However, longer path introduces more link consumption, which further causes a significant decrease in network utilization.
The combination of coupler force and pitch motion leads to a vertical force component, which further causes the destruction to coupler yoke and the interference of in-train equipment.
The irreversible genetic abnormalities accumulate in hepatocytes, which further cause disrupted gene expression, and finally lead to malignant transformation.
Once activated, Bax inserts into the mitochondrial outer membrane [ 35], forms pores by oligomerization with Bak which further cause the release of the contents of the mitochondrial intermembrane space, including cytochrome C, into the cytosol [ 36].
That is why mtDNA rapidly accumulates mutations, which further can cause disorder of the respiratory chain function leading to generation of ROS (Cui et al. 2012).
Our observations suggested that ethanol induces ROS production (through CYP2E1-mediated ethanol metabolism), leading to the induction of CYP2E1, which further produces ROS, causing cell apoptosis and death.
This causes other partners to leave, which further damages the firm, causing still more partners to leave, and so on.
