The phrase "a failure due to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to explain the reason or cause behind a failure in various contexts, such as business, projects, or personal experiences.
Example: "The project was deemed a failure due to a lack of funding and resources."
Alternatives: "a failure because of" or "a failure resulting from".
As a schoolboy in Houston, he mounted one improbable stage production after another: an all-battle-scene re-creation of the Alamo and even an adaptation of "Star Wars," which he has acknowledged was "kind of a failure, due to the limitations of the elementary-school stage".
The funding calendar compiled by Crunchbase speaks for itself: out of the stunning $202m raised since 2007, most of it ($169m), has been raised since 2011, the year of the first iteration of the UP wristband (it was a failure due to major design flaws).
Treatment in three patients was considered a failure due to intolerable side effects or failure to control uveitis.
Several car sharing systems have adopted this relocation scheme, but sometimes have turned out into a failure due to the heavy staff and management cost.
A defect that contains both dent and crack, often known as dent crack defect, may lead to a failure due to rupture or leak in the pipe wall.
Several in vivo studies using DLC coatings on articulating joints resulted in a failure due to partial coating delamination some years after implantation.
Recurrence or persistence of bacteremia may be a result of a therapeutic failure due to the presence of so called "alarm" microorganisms that are resistant to multiple antibiotics.
Furthermore, a composite beam may suffer a premature failure due to crushing failure in the concrete slab even before the plastic stress is fully developed in the steel section.
A failure can be due to the appearance of the primary user, a false detection of the primary user, a link failure due to excessive transmission loss (fading, shadowing, or distance), or interference from other secondary users.
Thus, as result of bleaching, the end result could be an esthetic failure due to an incorrect color match.
A surgical failure due to distal jamming has never been described in the literature before.
