The phrase "are due for over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that something is expected or overdue for a certain outcome or event, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project deadlines are due for over a month of delay, which is unacceptable."
Alternatives: "are overdue for" or "are expected to exceed".
And most experts I spoke to believe it will probably cover, at most, only 300,000 of the 1.7 million mortgages that are due for resets over the next few years.
Taken together with the long-range bomber program, two legs of the U.S. Nuclear triad are due for replacement over the next decade and a half and the question of resources remains unclear.
A new generation of more efficient, quieter aircraft jet engines carrying names such as the TXWB, the PurePower PW1000G and the T1000 are due for commercial introduction over the next two years.
Nick King, from Network Rail, said the repair of the landslip at Whatlington was due for completion over the weekend but engineers working on the line had seen further movement on the embankment.
Between you, me, and the lamp post, the included Vista Home Basic operating system might be due for a once-over if you catch my drift, but everything else looks pretty solid: 250GB hard drive, 11.6-inch screen with 1366×768 resolution, a weight of three pounds.
But he said praise was due for the royal who over more than six decades had been the Queen's tireless supporter and associated with or patron of more than 800 charities.
Every few months, when your house is due for a deep cleaning, go over the walls, trim and baseboards with microfiber cloths.
Health workers are due to strike over pay on Monday for four hours while central government workers will hold a one-day strike on Wednesday.
Based on its recent reading, Ms. Kaplan said, the market was due for a decline of nearly 25percentt over the next year.
A classic example is the debate over when we're due for a market correction (a drawdown of at least 10 percent) or a bear market (a drawdown of 20 percent or more).
