The phrase "is due because" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically follows a clause that explains the cause or reason for something. For example: - "The delay in the shipment is due because of the bad weather conditions." - "The cancellation of the event is due because of low ticket sales." - "The increase in prices is due because of the rise in production costs."
The agency is also negotiating for a remaining $270 million that it claims it is due because of a variety of emergency expenses and losses from the attacks.
Longtime business owners argue that respect is due because it was their sacrifices that led to the gentrified Harlem the newcomers now enjoy.
The airline must provide meals and, if necessary, accommodation, but not financial compensation is due because it is not the airline's fault.
While hesitating to describe it as outright racism, Mr. Paterson suggested that people may not be giving him the authority or stature he is due because he is an African-American.
"If you have a report, after a meticulous independent process, which says 'look, an apology is due, because, frankly, intentionally or otherwise distress was caused to these women,' I don't think it's unreasonable of me, as leader of the party, to say, after that process, that should happen.
You can always tell when a new Woody Allen film is due, because the milk that you bought when the last Woody Allen film came out is starting to go sour in the fridge... "Small Time Crooks" is a triumph for the middle-aged; Elaine May playing Frenchy's cousin, a woman so dim she exists in a blissful twilight all her own — steals every scene she appears in.
However, he has scoring streaks every three tournaments on average, which means he could be due because his last two tournaments were below average.
Federal officials say these migrants are often paid far less than they are due because of widespread violations of wage and hour laws.
In fact, no taxes were due, because Arizona is one of nine community property states where, when one spouse dies, the other avoids capital gains on investment gains recorded until the day of the death.
Lack of enthusiasm by the crowds was due because of the flight as a dramatic spectacle for a few reasons: The land was in broad daylight, and there had been planes in the air all afternoon.
Mr. Poyck sued them for unpaid rent, but the Bryants replied that no additional rent was due because Mr. Poyck's failure to eliminate the smoke problem violated the warranty of habitability.
