The phrase "due to the condition" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is caused by a certain condition or circumstance. Example: "The delay in shipment was due to the condition of the roads caused by heavy snowfall."
She uses a powered wheelchair due to the condition cerebral palsy.
This state of affairs is in part due to the condition of the economy.
He played in only 19 games last season due to the condition, averaging 4.6 points and 3.4 rebounds.
Due to the condition of the critically ill, a family-centred care model is more applicable in this context.
It's not for a lack of trying either, the game has been called off twice already due to the condition of the pitch at The Valley.
Random variable R was used instead of RT in order to avoid physical boundary effects due to the condition of RT ⩾ M.
to explore parents' personal attitudes towards non-invasive prenatal diagnosis in the context of their own experiences caring for a child affected with a genetic condition or after the loss of a fetus, infant, or child due to the condition.
Jan Tilley, a final-year English student at the University of Leeds, struggled with excessive hair and acne due to the condition, and found that the visible signs disrupted her day-to-day life: "I felt insecure when I first found out, and it affected my confidence.
Louise Walker of the Alzheimer's Society, said: "Research has already shown that people with Alzheimer's disease may have difficulties with walking - but it is unclear if this is due to the condition itself or other factors, especially those associated with ageing.
Due to the condition of the skeleton and its proximity to the harbour and gibbet rather than any of the three nearby graveyards, it is believed he was executed, either for piracy or another crime, and displayed in the gibbet before being buried in a shallow, unmarked grave.
Due to the condition (3.47).
