"due to increases" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate the cause or reason for something. Example: The price of gas has risen sharply due to increases in global demand.
25 28 In this study, the increased abundance of Gammaproteobacteria was mainly due to increases in Enterobacteriaceae.
Part of the employment growth is due to increases in the working age population.
Rennie said the tax rise, which would still see bills fall slightly for the lowest earners due to increases in the basic personal allowance, was urgently needed.
"The modest rise in tax bills is due to increases in the value of homes and the operation of state law beyond the city's control," he said.
The rise was the biggest in three years, and was mainly due to increases in energy prices, with fuel costs up by nearly 14%.
For Earth, he discovered the Winter Helium Bulge and the Cooling of the Thermosphere due to increases in CO2.
But their demands have grown even faster, due to increases in population and per capita income and changed eating habits.
The marked rise in the cost of funerals over the past couple of years is due to increases in third-party disbursements over which the funeral director has no control.
The FCA says that "due to increases in the value of the stock market since the start of the relevant period, actual customer detriment from any unsuitable sales of investment products may be low.
Due to increases in thermal diffusivity parameter, temperature is found to increase.
In addition, the deflection trends due to increases in loading uncertainties are quantified.
