"due to scratch" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to introduce an explanation or justification for something that has occurred, as in the sentence "Due to scratch, the game had to be restarted."
Since the symptom is regularly characterized by a high intensity and long duration as well as by cutaneous self-injury due to scratching, it has a high impact on the quality of life and may lead to depression or even suicide of the sufferers [4], [7], [8].
13, 47 Adequate hydration improves barrier function, reduces pruritus, and prevents secondary infection due to scratching.
When probed, patients with mild disease reported that their difficulty sleeping was often due to scratching caused by their psoriasis.
Due to scratching and rubbing, patients present secondary linear excoriations and prurigo nodularis lesions on the extensor surfaces of the arms and legs.
A common cause of vaginal irritation is due to scratching caused by infections such as yeast infections, chlamydia, and gonorrhea in the genital tract.
On a number of occasions we found a dense flush of SD1 germinants (perhaps as a result of a whole seed head being interred into the soil) that would be short-lived, often due to scratching by birds in the leaf litter.
Apply moisturizers in case of dry skin and itching to avoid infections due to scratching.
Burned disks have a very thin substrate of readable material and are very susceptible to errors due to scratches and dust.
For both elliptical and triangular scratches, the maximal light intensity due to scratches increases with the depth of the scratches and decreasing the width will also result in the enhancement of light intensity.
Outliers were removed with a separate ANOVA model, specially developed to detect local artifacts due to scratches, blurs, dust, etc. within the common reference channel [ 63].
