'due to train' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something will arrive by a specific type of transportation, like a train. For example, "The package is due to train at 6:00 PM."
The men are due to train again on Thursday night in preparation for Saturday's large hill event.
In December the 173rd US airborne unit is due to train with Latvian troops at a former Soviet military base.
The analytical results show that the dynamic amplification factors, due to train passage, are significantly larger than current trains.
This was the last day that Spain were due to train here, with the final session scheduled to be carried out at the stadium in Curitiba.
Citta Nirmala wrote on Twitter: "Oh God: (All trains from Liverpool to London cancelled due to train crash, nightmare day for reds travelling from Liverpool").
The vehicle is modelled as a multi-body system and, therefore, the quasi-static and the dynamic excitation mechanisms due to train passage can be considered.
This fact poses a challenging difficulty to some classification methodologies due to training data limitations.
Using a nondimensional formulation, the key parameters that determine the reduction of the bridge peak response in terms of accelerations and displacements due to train-bridge interaction are brought to light.
"The big question is whether these differences perceiving threat are natural, or due to training," Dr. Paulus said.
Several tests have been devised in an attempt to detect behaviour modification due to training, supplements or diet in horses.
On average, the amount of improvement in performance of the task due to training increased two-fold when training occurred under the influence of donepezil.
