The phrase 'due to recent changes' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to explain why something has occurred or why it is the way it is. For example: "Due to recent changes at the company, employees are now required to work an extra half-hour each day."
However, very few integrated services exist, and those that do are now only available to local residents due to recent changes in NHS commissioning.
Due to recent changes, chemically euthanized animals will no longer be accepted in rendering and there are limited alternatives for dead-stock in general.
The ACIS Optical Blocking Filter OBFF) contaminant calibration file requires an update due to recent changes the depth and composition of the contaminant with time.
We have recently seen an increase in the number of women from European Union countries who do not have any recourse to public funds, due to recent changes in immigration and benefits rules.
The solar power industry says it has seen the loss of more than half its 35,000 jobs due to recent changes in government energy policy, just at a time when solar power has eclipsed coal as a major generator of Britain's electricity.
Due to recent changes to N.C.
An analyst says: 'Solvency has deteriorated due to recent technical changes and the poor market.
Due to recent taxonomic changes, morphs illustrated here may be found in different varieties, species and even genera.
Due to recent societal changes 'brownfield' sites have gradually become a significant element in planning urban development.
In the public sphere, this relationship is a three variable equation (art, the public, and the built context in which individuals coalesce into the public) which, due to recent societal changes, is beginning to splinter into countless facets.
Camps are demarcated and, especially due to recent law changes, exceptional in legal terms.
