Frage?

There are very different grammatical names for this. I don’t know what names you’re working on. Three to choose from:

The causal preposition alphrase, prepositional adverbial determination kausal or causal indication “from laziness” replaces a causal sideline.

• From laziness I’ll sleep for a long time. = I sleep long, because I’m lazy.
• Before fatigue I couldn’t concentrate. = I couldn’t concentrate because I was tired.
• Lack of money I’m not going on vacation. = I don’t go on vacation, because I don’t have enough/no money. (… because I lack money.)
• Thanks to your help I passed the exam. = I passed the test, because you helped me.
• On request his father took over the company. = He took over the company, because his father wished.
• Due to/dust strong fog could not land the plane. = There. the aircraft could not land.