The phrase "due to the cold" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or consequence caused by cold temperatures. For example: The office was closed due to the cold.
Two hikers and a teenager died over the weekend due to the cold weather.
But, the range was not accurate (due to the cold), which Consumer Reports just confirmed.
In Svalbard, the present risk posed by invasive species is relatively low due to the cold polar seas.
Next is likely to see an improvement in performance after a disappointing first quarter due to the cold weather, according to City analysts.
He said he knew that the protests "are dying down" in energy and size due to the cold weather and a degree of mismanagement.
Updated at 3.25pm BST 2.27pm BST The Olympic hurdler Liu Xiang has abandoned his British training camp in London due to the cold, Chinese media have reported.
In 2012, the latest year for which figures are available, Britain's carbon emissions actually increased by 3.5%, mainly due to the cold weather.
The Olympic hurdler Liu Xiang has abandoned his British training camp in London due to the cold, according to reports in China.
Brothers Anton and Toph scavenge undergrowth for the silk "spizz" of web deposits from the giant mutant spiders that had taken over Toronto, but which have now retreated due to the cold.
While few plants can grow due to the cold temperatures and lack of moisture in many of these locations, the wealth provided from minerals allows these cities to import most food.
This is due to the cold temperature because these vegetation types did not support crop production.
