The phrase "a failure of application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something was not implemented or executed properly, often in a technical or procedural context.
Example: "The project's delay was primarily due to a failure of application in the new software system."
Alternatives: "an implementation failure" or "a breakdown in application".
Indeed, it must be stressed that this is the strength of HMMER3 and the retrieval of significant matches from other genes in the artificial dataset should be classed as a failure of its application as an annotation tool without a reciprocal check, rather than a weakness of the software.
Unlike the conventional grid schedulers, CRB addresses several cases of failure of application scheduling such as nonavailability of enough computing nodes in a cluster, and, nonavailability of software execution environment in any of the grid resources.
Resource sharing introduces dependencies among applications and thus requires additional design precautions to ensure that the effect of a failure in one application will not spread and impact other applications.
Indeed, secondary ablation with the same or a different energy applied in a focal manner probably should not be incorporated in this pragmatic outcome as a failure although the application of whole-gland therapy using any modality would constitute failure at that point in time.
Quins might have pushed the Tigers much harder but for some muddled thinking at the end of the first half, when they conceded the softest of tries, and according to O'Shea, that failure of mental application will not be repeated.
3 ARF and RHD remain endemic in developing countries of the world due to the failure of the application of comprehensive prevention programmes.
Jini introduces in a leasing concept that handles partial failure of distributed applications, and also supports service resource allocation.
This huge lag behind Moore's Law is why we have seen a stalled interest in PCs and the failure of new applications to emerge.
The case study presented in this work leverages demographic heterogeneity and scale of applications existing within mobile platforms to evaluate the impact of gamification features on the success or failure of those applications.
Hofmann adds that users getting into difficulties with technology may result into abandoning the learning and eventual failure of technological applications.
