The phrase "due to the environment" is a common and correct part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is caused by or influenced by the surrounding natural or physical conditions. Example: "The decline of the fishing industry was due to the changing environment of the ocean, which led to a decrease in fish populations."
In these sample return missions, the auger drill system is universally used due to the environment and detector load limits.
The acceleration in the crack growth due to the environment was quantified by investigating spacing of striations and crack growth tests using compact tension specimens.
Due to the environment issue, the oil companies choose, the cheap and convenient way, to inject salt water into the reservoir.
Although the figures are similar to those for IQ, the response is oddly different: racial divergence, most say, is due to the environment - to poor diet or to smoking.
In modern society everything is done to make people eat more and not to exercise, so when you work on the causes of obesity you always have the criticism that you're working on something that is entirely due to the environment.
This study was designed to calculate the proportion of the total measured variability due to the environment and the proportion due to genetic influences within and between three-released germplasm lines.
In this work, a rotor-containing fluorescent dye was prepared, which can reveal a typical viscosity-sensitive behavior due to the environment-induced non-radiative decay.
A SEM (scanning electron microscopy) analysis was carried out in order to evaluate the microstructural modifications due to the environments and cyclic loads.
The poor performance of those markets "was due to the external environment," the report concluded.
Document from meeting notes that delays in the borough considering the scheme applications is partly due to the "political environment".
The difference is due to the electronic environment of barium oxide.
