Summarising causes and consequences · Connecting nouns that describe processes

Connecting nouns that describe processes in context, with bilingual examples and practice.

Application goal: Connecting nouns that describe processes.

A verb can become a noun, such as decide → decision, for a compact formal style. Too many abstract nouns make writing heavy; a direct verb is sometimes clearer.

Context: Summarising causes and consequences. Identify the wording that achieves this goal, then adapt the details to a situation of your own.

Practical examples

The reduction in processing time followed the introduction of a single shared form.

جاء انخفاض وقت المعالجة بعد إدخال نموذج مشترك واحد.

This wording places two changes side by side without claiming that one necessarily caused the other.

تضع هذه الصياغة تغييرين جنبًا إلى جنب دون الادعاء بأن أحدهما تسبب بالضرورة في الآخر.

If the evidence supports a causal explanation, we can state that staff worked faster because duplicate entry was removed.

إذا دعمت الأدلة تفسيرًا سببيًا، فيمكننا القول إن الموظفين عملوا أسرع لأن الإدخال المكرر أُلغي.

Check your understanding

1. Choose the closest Arabic meaning of this expression: The reduction in processing time followed the introduction of a single shared form.
2. Choose the English expression that matches this meaning: إذا دعمت الأدلة تفسيرًا سببيًا، فيمكننا القول إن الموظفين عملوا أسرع لأن الإدخال المكرر أُلغي.