The phrase "due to applying" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate the cause or reason for something. Example: "The increase in productivity was due to applying new strategies and techniques in the workplace."
Finally, complete analysis of the results obtained due to applying these metrics is presented.
The final flux map may contain ring-shaped artifacts due to applying a HRMA vignetting correction to the particle background.
This structure shows unresolved heavy hole and light hole transitions due to applying tensile strain in absorption region of phototransistor.
Finally, the reduction of pollutant emissions due to applying CCHP system for this commercial and office building is studied and the relevant results are reported.
Although asynchronous designs seems inherently fault-tolerant due to applying handshaking signals, up to 55% of the injected faults result in failure, and about 44% of injected faults are replaced by new values before turning into errors.
For the same thickness of blades, double-side chamfered blades, due to applying a reduced strain, resulted in an uneven furrow of shallower depth at its centre along with a coarser soil tilth, and additionally produced smeared furrow walls.
A significant amount of texture rotation due to applied back pressure was found.
Stress strain response due to applied load and its relationship with the change in resistivity was discussed.
Surface stress or strain changes on the sensor area due to applied force are measured by the encapsulated Au gauges.
The Greens' higher education spokeswoman, Lee Rhiannon, asked officials at budget estimates hearings to reveal how many graduates would be affected by this specific measure, due to apply from 2016.
The Met had been due to apply on Friday for a production order to obtain all the material the Guardian holds that would help identify sources for the phone-hacking stories.
