The phrase 'due to the feasibility' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to explain the reason for a certain outcome or decision. For example: "The team chose to continue with the project due to the feasibility of their proposed solution."
Due to the feasibility of the test, 16 nodes of the vault were loaded.
Due to the feasibility nature of this project, no correction was performed for multiple comparisons, as all results are considered exploratory.
Hydrogen production by alkaline water electrolysis has attracted great attention due to the feasibility of large scale H2 production and the use of non-precious electrode materials.
In particular, the analysis carried out in Section 3 is based on a centric perspective for the sake of mathematical treatment, without loss of generality, due to the feasibility of a distributed strategy at reasonable cost, as roughly discussed above.
The advancement of fabrication technology in VLSI (Very Large Scale Integration) and photonic industry has gained significant interest due to the feasibility of performing functional computations on-chip using ultra-high speed optical devices and low-power interconnects.
Direct manufacturing (DM), also referred to as additive manufacturing or additive layer manufacturing, has recently gained a lot of interest due to the feasibility of producing light-weight metallic components directly from design data.
Additionally, some of the increase in the LOA is likely due to the decreased feasibility of precise dissection at the sublobar level as compared to the lobar level.
TeamMonitor was selected due to the reported feasibility and low use of resource requirements compared to video analysis or expert observation [ 36].
Due to the low feasibility of phylogenetic analyses by integrating these partial fragments, we removed these members from our analyses although we may underestimate the rate of gene duplication.
Due to the low feasibility of phylogenetic analyses by integrating these partial fragments, we removed these members from our analyses although we may under-estimate the rate of gene duplication.
This is due to the non-feasibility of access to the chromatin by the TF when a nucleosome is already bound there.
