The phrase "quitting due to" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to explain the reason for quitting a job or activity. Example: I am quitting my job due to the toxic work environment.
People kept quitting due to stress.
Thus, quitting due to financial reasons were rare, but one successful case was reported.
Interestingly, however, over half believed adolescents have a hard time quitting due to addiction and would not quit even with pediatric dentist's advice.
This phenomenon most probably resulted from increased motivation for quitting due to the strong social influence around their workplaces and neighborhoods.
Smoking prevalence and levels of addiction to tobacco are highest in the most disadvantaged social groups [ 1, 2] as are difficulties in quitting due to perceived low self-efficacy [ 3, 4] and triggers for habitual smoking in terms of stressors [ 5, 6].
He managed four before he was obliged to quit due to health complications.
Lady Butler-Sloss faces calls to quit due to a potential conflict of interest over a family connection.
In the ARU statement it was confirmed Patston had quit due to stress from the recent events.
Around 30,000 runners were registered to take part in Beijing's marathon, although the state-controlled China Daily newspaper reported that many runners quit due to health concerns.
He decided to join the coalition government after the other leftist party quit due to conservative prime minister Antonis Samaras' switching off the state national broadcaster earlier this year.
Pegida said that Oertel had quit "due to the massive hostility, threats and career disadvantages", adding: "Even the strongest of women has to take time out when at night photographers and other strange figures are sneaking around outside her house".
