'm due to' is correct and is used in written English.
You can use it when talking about something that is expected to happen in the near future. Example: I'm due to arrive at 8 o'clock.
It is easily seen that (sup_{xinOmega}|u|le M) due to Lemma 3.6.
Temperature measurements could only performed down to 2100 m due to a well obstruction.
The same applies for the sub-vectors n k ( m ) due to the spatial noise.
The liquid systems have similar ρ f and ρ m due to small compressibility.
Heightened air pollutant accumulation is typical for the height of 600 800 and 500 m due to atmospheric circulation patterns.
Similarity over time was changed at medium scales (18 72 m) due to the changes in the landform elements.
But although the launch appeared to proceed nominally, a few hours later Roscosmos issued a notice that it had not been able to contact Meteor-M "due to its absence in the target orbit".
For instance, Dubai's Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building completed in 2010 standing 828-m tall with 163 floors, had plans to take concrete higher abandoned somewhere around an altitude of 580-m due to pumping challenges.
We did not use spatial extents greater than 120-m due to overlap of landscape windows among several research plots at larger spatial extents.
Exon 1M is located 3′ to exon 1B1b; therefore exon 1M splices directly to exons 2 9, resulting in a shortened amino terminus in Mitf-M due to the absence of exon 1B1b in its sequence (Fig. 1b).
The compaction-related variation in the solid-part conductivities is large [21 550 W/(m K) and 10 230 kS/m], due to the preferred orientation variation.
