"due to lag" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used to explain a delay or slowness in a system or process. Example: The video recording was interrupted due to lag in the internet connection.
Limitations are no longer due to lag time but rather factors associated with reliability, social acceptance, insurance and legal liability.
Five cases in the SHS group required reoperation due to lag screw cutout.
Simple decisions about the look of gravy featured in Chicken Run's chicken pot pie scene (lumpy or smooth?) could have taken days due to lag times.
Combatsim.com's Fitzgerald called the multiplayer "bug ridden" after experiencing many of his shots not registering hits or kills on enemy ships after over 40 minutes of play; all of it due to lag.
Considering the effect size of the associations and the data loss due to lag time, we used the exposure of 1 previous day in further analyses.
In their study on the characteristics of 57 cut-outs with biomechanical explanation as observed in 3066 consecutive patients treated with Gamma Nails, Bojan et al. identified the combination of three critical factors to drive the risk for mechanical failure due to lag screw cut-out: a complex fracture type, non-anatomical reduction and a non-optimal lag screw position [ 39].
This discrepancy between physiological and psychological stress reactions might be due to the lack of specificity inherent in measures of subjective well-being, due to lagged psychological reactions, or due to self-report biases in the subjective measures.
That, PNC reports, is due to lagging wages finally catching up to a tight labor market.
Decomposing the effect, they show that 20 25% is due to lagged duration dependence.
Shares of Intel intc dropped almost 6% after the semiconductor missed its earnings due to lagging sales of microprocessors.
The two deals offer some hope for Trump, whose fortune has fallen since he became president, in part due to lagging condo sales in New York City.
