The phrase "and transformations due to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or alterations that result from specific causes or factors.
Example: "The study focuses on the effects of climate change and transformations due to urbanization on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "and changes resulting from" or "and alterations caused by".
Interestingly, ribosomal proteins, translation initiation and elongation factors have been found to play roles in regulating cell growth and transformation due to such extraribosomal activities [ 42].
Metamorphic rocks are formed from both sedimentary and igneous rocks by transformations due to heat and pressure at depth in the crust; unless very intense, these transformations do not totally obliterate the primary igneous or sedimentary features.
Rural land has been affected over the years by profound, complex and difficult to understand transformations due to natural events, human intervention and changes in natural cycles.
Mutations in specific PcG and TrxG genes generate flies with homeotic transformations due to the misregulation of developmental master Hox genes [50].
The polysaccharide portion of plant cell walls (cellulose and hemicellulose) is ideally suited to conversion via biochemical transformations due to the central placement of carbohydrates in cellular metabolism.
The fundamental premise of this approach is that pairs of similar images are likely to differ by rotations, translations, and/or affine transformations due to (1) shaking of the camera, (2) different capturing and exposure times, and (3) relative motion between camera and scene.
In recent years, Heterogeneous catalysts have gained importance in several organic transformations due to their interesting reactivity as well as for economic and environmental reasons.
Forest ecosystems in the district have witnessed major transformations due to industrialization during the post-independence.
Since then, this hypothesis underwent several transformations due to the accumulating data supportive of or inconsistent with the theory [ 81].
