"due to focusing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to explain why something occurred or happened. For example, "Due to focusing on his studies, John was able to pass all of his exams."
Flamelets tend to thicken according to the gradient of Sd due to focusing or defocusing of c transport for both positive and negative curvatures.
Moreover, the changes in hole shape and loss of close packing due to focusing leads to thicker septa in the collimator periphery, especially for shorter focal lengths.
We present two studies to examine whether individuals who consider specific price changes when forming their inflation expectations report more extreme and disagreeing inflation expectations due to focusing on specific extreme price changes.
The extent of partner engagement increased due to focusing on activities approaching multi-sector collaboration and institutionalisation. Overall, communication and shared responsibility appeared critical in influencing both the development and perception of participation.
Table 5 Percent increase in DCR due to focusing lens.
At the edges, enhancement has been reported due to focusing of the light in these areas.
Their failure has often been overlooked due to focus directed at fiber failure.
The thaw between Obama and Putin came in the lead-up to the summit's working dinner, where G20 leaders were due to focus on strategies to counter violent extremism.
Chief executive Jeff Henry, who was appointed in 2014, said the improved performance was due to focussing on Archant's core business in print.
In particular he is is due to focus on how the use of unmanned aircraft to kill terrorist targets fits into the legal framework.
"We have won more medals than in 2008 due to focused investment and, through UK Sport and sports governing bodies, have developed talent and improved performance in a number of sports.
