Anonymous Posted 20 years agoGrammar
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.