The phrase "a failure of existing" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The report highlighted a failure of existing systems to address the issue effectively."
Alternatives: "a failure of current" or "a failure of present".
Moreover, the downturn in internet advertising seems far more a failure of the economy right now than a failure of existing advertising models.
These include genetic differences, environmental differences, as yet unmeasured behavioural differences, psychosocial differences and a failure of existing measures to capture fully differences in socioeconomic and other risk factors [ 4- 6].
But they also speak to a profound failure of existing norms and laws on security at late night venues, which allows guns and violence into often-packed killing zones.
The Santa Monica Sustainability Rights Ordinance combined four goals: the Santa Monica Task Force on the Environment's work to successfully pass and send a Sustainability Bill of Rights to the City Council, with Santa Monica's globally admired Sustainable City Plan, a response to the failure of existing environmental laws, and a course-correction to Citizen's United.
I asked on a press call held by the FCC whether, considering the failure of existing net neutrality rules to exist under any other authority than Title II, the current leadership had a strong alternative — a way to keep existing rules while changing the law under which they're effected.
When he was knighted by the late King George VI in 1946, the year after the war ended, and a toast was proposed to him, he said, "I think the toast should be to the men who put the Bailey Bridges up". He sketched the original design for the Bailey Bridge on the back of an envelope as he was being driven to a meeting of Royal Engineers to debate the failure of existing portable bridges.
Our study re-establishes mTOR as a central target in glioma and traces the failure of existing drugs to incomplete/nondurable inhibition of mTORC1.
John Hemming, a Liberal Democrat MP, said the figures showed the failure of existing rules to tackle the problem of companies squirreling their profits in tax havens.
And the answer, according to pollsters and drug policy experts, is a complicated stew of demographics, personal experience, electoral success and the failure of existing drug policy.
Thus the failure of existing literature to consider costs has prevented a comprehensive evaluation of the impact of partnerships.
Let's illustrate the size of the challenge: there are 2.5 billion people without access to sanitation, 750 million without clean water, at least a billion who defecate in the open, and appalling levels of breakdown and failure of existing infrastructure.
