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The phrase "an issue due to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a problem or difficulty arises as a result of something specific.
Example: "The delay in the project was an issue due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "a problem caused by" or "a challenge resulting from".
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Compaction was an issue due to high clay content soils and shallow topsoil layer and likely to get worse.
Since it is also a 3.3V device, providing it 3.3V power was not an issue due to our level shifters.
She spoke about women in the rural United States, where poverty is an issue due to structural conditions and discrimination.
LH: It is an issue, due to sexual assaults on women during the Arab spring, but there's also a danger men can be sexually assaulted.
The method appears to be competitive for medium- and long-term analysis when accuracy of numerical solutions arises an issue due to error accumulation.
However, scalability is still an issue due to memory constraints or large databases, with very large database segmentation leading to additional performance decline.
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Power quality (PQ) is an important issue due to the presence of an increasing number of perturbing and susceptible loads in modern power systems.
The problem is addressed as a reconfiguration issue due to a new product introduction.
Despite of these improvements, the resource management problem is still a challenging issue due to a large number of on-car sensors and devices.
However, reliability of interconnects becomes an important issue due to the complicated structure induced stress sensitivity for fractures.
Appropriate utilization of expensive resources has become an important issue due to limited health budgets.
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