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The phrase "a critical failure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or severe failure in a system, process, or project that has serious consequences.
Example: "The software update resulted in a critical failure, causing the entire system to crash."
Alternatives: "a major breakdown" or "a severe malfunction."
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While the film was a critical failure, his performance was generally well received by critics.
The Motion Picture met with disappointing reviews from critics; a 2001 retrospective for the BBC described the film as a critical failure.
From the start, Iraq was a critical failure of accountability.
An offshoot of a popular West Hollywood restaurant, it drew crowds but was a critical failure.
The novel, now acknowledged as Turgenev's masterpiece, was something of a critical failure on its first appearance.
The trust looked for a deputy chief executive but failed to appoint; with hindsight that looks like a critical failure.
His latest novel, Wide Field, an epic treatment of German and Prussian history, was a critical failure.
I was tested to my limits and proud of the result, yet it was deemed a critical failure, which I disagreed with.
Apologies for technical problems yesterday: We had "a critical failure of the NFS server" at 9.30am yesterday morning and it threw everything into chaos.
A commercial, if not a critical failure, the film got such a poor public reception that Laughton was never asked to direct again.
They are "designed to dissolve quickly at the beginning of the wash cycle," correcting a critical failure of tablets in the first go-round.
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