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The phrase "a die of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific cause of death or a condition that leads to death.
Example: "He passed away from a die of heart failure."
Alternatives: "a cause of" or "a result of".
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Here a die of the desired shape is machined from cast iron or steel.
This paper describes the fabrication of nickel zirconia (Ni YSZ -based aNi YSZ -basedanoderusion of a plastubesass through a die of the required dimensions.
The dough was then passed through a pelletizer having a die of 2 mm diameter and dried at 30 °C in drier for 24 h (Hidalgo et al. 2002).
A quantity of the mixture (approximately 600 mg) was filled into a die of 11 mm diameter and under a pressure of 9.8 kN, and tablets with a plane surface were formed.
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That's kind of a dying breed of bands.
"It's a dying way of life".
(A daughter died, of a drug overdose, in 2002).
A sixth died of a stroke.
But that May, a friend died of a heroin overdose.
A friend died of cancer a few weeks ago.
A third passenger, a girl, died of her wounds Friday.
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