"due to vicinity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is caused by or related to being near or in the surrounding area of something else. Example: The increase in crime rates in this neighborhood is due to its close vicinity to the city's downtown area.
The stability of such allenol-1 compounds is due to the vicinity of the pyridinium ion.
Unfortunately, due to their vicinity to the much more massive Milky Way Galaxy, both Magellanic Clouds are tidally disrupted.
Due to their vicinity, nearby irregular dwarf galaxies the Magellanic Clouds provide an opportunity to obtain a global picture of the dust production in galaxies.
This is a likely consequence of restrained diffusion constraints due to the vicinity of two out of the three protein partners.
Due to the vicinity of the crista galli to the foramen caecum, it is easy to confuse the high signal intensity of the crista galli on MRI with a dermoid cyst with intracranial extension [51].
This means that at higher salt concentrations the electrostatic repulsion becomes weaker due to the vicinity of the ions, causing a shrink of the electrical double layer thickness [9, 10, 25].
Due to their vicinity on the chip, the two resonators also induce directly currents into each other, resulting in a flux independent direct inductive coupling component (g_{mathrm{I}}) between the resonators.
Considering that we observe an increase of the refractive index from 1.61 to 1.75 for 65 nm and the 30-nm layer thicknesses respectively, it suggests that during the first step of the deposition process, the starting growth process conditions could promote the incorporation of Si within a few nanometres thick due to the vicinity of the Si substrate.
NUMT 14 was also found located in a region of origin by at least two tests, and this NUMT has been investigated further due to its vicinity to a likely ARS (see below).
