The phrase "was terminated due to" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to explain the reason for someone's employment or contract being ended. Here is an example sentence: "John's position at the company was terminated due to frequent absences and a decline in job performance."
An NHS contract for elective services with the private company Clinicenta was terminated due to poor quality care.
However, when the apex of the parent shoot was terminated (due to mortality of an apical bud or the formation of an inflorescence) the disruption of apical dominance caused intensive branching in the poor habitats.
Following enrollment of 20 patients, this study was terminated due to a lack of efficacy.
In 2002 it was terminated due to inadequate funds, making my fellowship year its last.
For Column 3-R, the test was terminated due to limitations of the actuators.
MESBICs offered VC to minority-controlled ventures, but this program was terminated due to a high level of failures.
However, despite accurate targeting of the therapeutic to CD44, this trial was terminated due to graded dose-related dermal toxicities.
The results from all three trial sites (the Kroonstad trial was terminated due to early frost) suggest that this is not the case for the geographic locations at which the trials occurred in this study.
So far, the answer to the question of the use of hyperoxia in TBI is still pending: the BRAINOXY study (NCT01201291), which was to answer this question, was terminated due to slow recruitment.
Results: After recruiting 86 patients during 15 months period and a preliminary analysis, the study was terminated due to very low difference between VAP incidence in R (32.6 %) and P groups (27.9 %; P value 0.63, Odds ratio; 1.24, confidence interval; 0.49-3.13).
A short message on YouTube says it was "terminated due to a legal complaint".
