The phrase "a service due" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a service that is owed or expected to be provided.
Example: "The company has acknowledged that a service due to the client has not yet been fulfilled."
Alternatives: "an owed service" or "a service owed".
Funeral arrangements were also provided in the hoax obituary, with a service due to be held at "the North Pole on 28 December".
In absence of express agreement, the surgeon, who brings to such a service due skill and care, earns the reasonable and customary price therefor, whether the outcome be beneficial to the patient or the reverse.
For example if ambulance transport was required, the PWD may wait for hours for a service due to the transport schedule being different to the timing of the appointment.
Suspending a service due to theft will not penalize your upgrade eligibility or any other features of your account.[16].[16]
Qatar Airways will start operating from Cardiff Airport with a reduced service due to a "delay in aircraft deliveries".
The composition of multiple services may result in a compound service that carries more robustness problems than a single service, due to the complexity usually involved in this kind of environments.
Intensive care is a relatively new medical speciality that has evolved into a multidisciplinary service due to advances in science and technology.
"We're ecstatic," said George W. Goodwill, chairman of Community Board 9. "The library provides a vital service due to the deep economic inequalities here.
A recent report by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) claimed the force may not be able to provide a proper service due to the cuts.
That has prompted CyberBills to create a new service, due in April, that takes into account such workflow issues, says Bob Murphy, vice president of marketing for CyberBills.
The two have teamed up to launch a new service, due later this year, that will be one of those all-you-can-eat subscription schemes.
