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The phrase "a fault of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate responsibility or blame for a particular issue or problem.
Example: "The delay in the project was a fault of the management team, who failed to communicate effectively."
Alternatives: "an error of the" or "a mistake of the".
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That could be a fault of the translation.
Perhaps Mr Obama's uncompromising tone was not a fault of the speech, but a deliberate provocation.
But these were products of the situation rather than a fault of the singer, who definitely merits a second hearing.
The difficult opening scene, plot-setting and conversational took time to gather speed but that's a fault of the work.
That's not necessarily a fault of the developers: qualifying income levels are set using area median income, which is $48,060 for New York City as a whole.
A BAA spokeswoman says that a failure to begin weighing at zero is a fault of the operator at check-in, rather than the equipment.
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This was not, a staffer argued, a fault of Ossoff the candidate.
In short, the way in which the data have arisen needs to be considered carefully and failure to do so is a fault of many of the studies that Chalmers and Dickersin or, for that matter, Goldacre cite.
By a fault of timing, he is the forever crasher, the automatic odd man out.
Alexander Smirnov, the deputy general director of Metrojet, said: "We rule out a technical fault of the plane or a pilot error.
As with the previous generalization, this one should not be regarded as a philosophical fault of the later authors; it is simply a different way of doing philosophy.
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