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The phrase "expected due to" is correct and used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are explaining something that is likely to happen, either because of certain circumstances or conditions. For example: "The increase in sales was expected due to the popularity of the new product."
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However, they always age much faster than expected due to some mechanisms.
So the Ru N distances are longer than expected due to ring size.
Larger diffusivities at a given pressure are expected due to diffusion in macroporous.
The engine's bsfc increased as expected due to the lower heating value of the slurry fuel.
Second, CBTA would contribute to world's emissions reduction, but less than expected due to carbon leakage.
In all cases, V was homogenously distributed throughout the particle, as expected due to its mobility.
Moreover, some trainees may be forced out of their current positions earlier than expected due to funding crises.
Peculiar properties such as associative behaviour may be expected due to their original functionalization.
This was expected due to practice effects.
This is expected due to the applied ageing conditions.
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