The phrase "due to their knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to explain a reason or cause related to someone's understanding or expertise.
Example: "The team was selected for the project due to their knowledge of advanced technologies."
Alternatives: "because of their expertise" or "owing to their understanding."
Instead, they should be placed on the left side of the balance sheet, due to their knowledge, skills and labour that together represent a valuable resource.
Almost all journal editors accept integrative papers and more than half of the editors select reviewers in part due to their knowledge of integrative research processes.
Insiders pose a great threat on organisations due to their knowledge on the organisation and its security protocols, their authorised access to the organisation's resources, and the difficulty of discerning the behaviour of an insider threat from a normal employee's behavior (Gheyas and Abdallah, 2016).
In the survey, 57% of Mexicans interviewed agreed that "due to their knowledge, scientific researchers have power which makes them dangerous".
The medical experts can overcome these problems and identify objects in the data due to their knowledge about typical shape and image data characteristics.
Both these protocols are hugely outperformed by the locality-based protocols [19, 20] due to their knowledge about the properties of the links.
Liang (416-17) observed the many flaws of relying on imported instructors: their foreign tongues were poorly comprehended by Chinese students, even with the help of interpreters, and they failed to adapt their teaching to Chinese students due to their poor knowledge of the Chinese culture and people.
Furthermore, due to their specific knowledge base, a component of their training cannot be transferred to another company.
As we expected, strong adversaries performed better compared to naive adversaries due to their partial knowledge regarding the schedule of legitimate users.
But in Russia, Russian lawyers have an advantage due to their connections, knowledge of Russian law and willingness to use their foreign competitors as models, writes Forbes Russia's Valery Igumenov.
In the words of Torres (2015): "The central supervisor has informational disadvantages relative to the national authorities, due to their better knowledge of banks, banking systems and regulatory frameworks, as well as their geographical and cultural proximity to them".
