"due to several changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to changes that have caused a particular result or situation. For example: "Due to several changes in the company structure, the employee handbook was updated."
Our results demonstrated that the increase of blood flow in psoriatic plaque and onychopathy, which is due to several dermovascularity changes such as elongation, dilatation, and twisting of the microvessels [ 41], can be easily detected by high PD frequency.
The variability that was evident by chain is probably due to several factors, including changes in customer purchasing patterns and changes in menu options and promotions over the two years of the study.
3, 4 This impressive rise in incidence may be due to several factors, including behavioral changes, better early detection by screening instruments, changes in diagnostic criteria in histopathology, and perhaps also the change in the medico-legal climate.
This evolution is possibly due to several factors; for instance changes in food intake or in physical activity, which induce other hormonal changes in young girls, and may subsequently affect the breast cancer risk (Stoll, 1998).
Meanwhile, the PDR-table may change due to several reasons, such as mobility, environmental changes, and interference.
The interpretation of moisture measurements with thermography on surfaces can be very difficult due to several overlapping effects: emissivity changes due to composition, heat transfer through wet sections of the specimen, cooling through air flow or reflected spurious radiation sources.
Due to several anatomical and hormonal changes, pregnant women are more susceptible to develop Urinary tract infections (UTI) [ 1].
The bison bottleneck could be due to several causes, including climate change and human activity.
Since this is a ratio, the observed increase could be due to several possibilities regarding the change in the individual factors.
