The phrase 'due to exigencies' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a pressing or urgent demand, or when referring to an important factor that precipitates an action or decision. Example sentence: Due to exigencies, the deadline for the project was shortened.
Roughly modeled on the Empire State Building (the view from our windows), the coop had three tiers, later reduced to two due to the exigencies of construction.
My stubborn predisposition to believe in the benevolence of the English government inclined me to believe that the shortening of our performance was merely due to the exigencies of television.
Finally, for the purpose of expedition due to the exigencies surrounding these proceedings, this court will deny those portions of the pending motions to dismiss of the various parties herein not affected by or ruled upon in these findings and conclusions with those portions consisting solely of matters of law being reviewable upon such denial.
Other nations, such as Poland and Czechoslovakia, did not have this luxury and had often to prioritize stability due to the exigencies and inherent dangers of the initial transition period.
It may be true for new irrigation methods that due to higher exigencies of knowledge in its use, adoption would raise the likelihood of failure in spite of higher expected benefits.
The names of these books were, according to a contributor to a 1973 festschrift for Shah, changed before publication due to the "exigencies of commercial publishing practices".
Due to political exigency to speed up Omanization of the physician category, the medical colleges have tried hard to increase their intake capacities.
Back at Cold Mountain, over a period of years rather than months, the community collapses due to the economic exigencies of war and the activities of the Home Guard, a vindictive bunch of vigilantes pursuing deserters and set tling deep-seated grudges.
The basic principle is that the president is not simply permitted to set aside U.S. legal obligations due to the supposed exigencies of the War on Terror.
