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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Words for expressing causes

I would like to combine the following two sentences.



1. Plating is not deposited on the inner wall of the material.

2. The phenomenon is caused by the 1.



Can I say that;

The phenomenon that is caused by the plating not being deposited .....



Or, is there any more common way to express it?

I learnt some words for expressing causes, such as

"result from", "result in", "lead to" etc.

But when using them, I need to make a noun phrase.

Are there any words for expressing causes

which are followed by a clause?



Thank you in advance for your help.
  

Top answer

Hi, 1. Plating is not deposited on the inner wall of the material. 2.

— Clive

  • Hi, 1.
  • Plating is not deposited on the inner wall of the material.
  • 2.
  • The phenomenon is caused by the 1.
  • Can I say that; The phenomenon that is caused by the plating not being deposited .....
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Hi,

1. Plating is not deposited on the inner wall of the material.

2. The phenomenon is caused by the 1.

Can I say that;

The phenomenon that is caused by the plating not being deposited ..... Yes

Or, is there any more
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Thank you very much, clive.



Let me make sure how to use "because".



A phenomenon that occurs because plating is not deposited

on the inner wall of the material is called "XX".

or

This photo shows the phenomenon that occurs because plating

is not deposited on the inner wall of the material.



If these are
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Hi,

A phenomenon that occurs because plating is not deposited

on the inner wall of the material is called "***".

or

This photo shows the phenomenon that occurs because plating

is not deposited on the inner wall of t
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