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The phrase "a failure from a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the source or cause of a failure, but it needs additional information to be fully clear.
Example: "The project was deemed a failure from a management perspective."
Alternatives: "a failure due to" or "a failure stemming from".
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No matter how funny – or accurate – the play would have been a failure, from a fashion week point of view, if the clothes had gone unnoticed.
However, beyond Red Hat the effort has largely been a failure from a business standpoint.
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"It's a Wonderful Life" was nominated for five Oscars but was a box-office flop — a failure from which Capra never really recovered professionally.
Activities: Do a Case Study Choose a "failure" from one of the categories above, whether an example we've given or one you find yourself, and use it as a case study.
Basically a failure, from anyone's accounting of it.
Large scale distributed systems typically have interactions among different services that create an avenue for propagation of a failure from one service to another.
"This is not a catalogue of failure from a different era — this is about Ireland now".
At the time, recalled Mr. Debrowski, Mattel thought it was dealing with at most "a single failure, from a single vendor who made a big mistake".
Ms. Silverstein was a healthy 24-year-old law student when she suddenly developed heart failure from a virus and required an emergency heart transplant.
Last year, Dr. Scribner won the Albert Lasker Award for Clinical Medical Research for transforming kidney failure from a fatal disease to a treatable one in 1960.
It was a rare public admission of failure from a commissioner whose unilateral decisions have, in the past, led the players to distrust him.
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