The phrase "and develops due to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a cause-and-effect relationship where something evolves or changes as a result of a specific factor.
Example: "The condition worsens and develops due to prolonged exposure to the allergen."
Alternatives: "and arises from" or "and results from".
To establish an effective solution in practice required dedicated software to be designed and developed due to the challenges of both speed and volume of data.
It is assumed, that a pit is generated by a surface macrocrack, which previously appeared on the contact zone, and developed due to its cyclic filling and wedging by fretting products.
Fieldwork in Geoscience today has changed and developed due to the increase in technology and the need to keep up with the rapid pace of modern day life (Fuller, 2012).
A love that continues to grow and develop due to our understanding of what those vows meant not just on that day, but as we go forward each day of our lives together.
Hyperuricemia is defined as the accumulation of serum UA beyond its solubility point in water (6.8 mg/dL), and it develops due to UA overproduction, undersecretion, or both [ 13].
In cases of overdose, however, the normal elimination pathways become saturated, often due to glutathione (GSH) depletion, and liver damage develops due to the production of N-acetyl p-benzoquinoneimine (NAPQI) by cytochrome P450 (CYP) enzymes (Dahlin et al, 1984).
The axial and appendicular bones are normally founded and the vertebral malformations and arthrogryposis develop due to imbalance in foetal muscular activity (flexor vs. extensor muscles) occurring secondary to loss of neurons.
In the study area, major lineaments are identified from the satellite data interpretation, which are surface manifestation of some structural features in the bedrock as fracture and joints developed due to tectonic stress and strain.
Some workers regard the area between the Gemlik Bay and the Gulf of Izmit as the Armutlu-Almacik Highland and it developed due to compressional tectonic regime (figure 2 in Elmas and Gürer, 2004).
