The phrase "a fault on a" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a fault related to something, but the preposition "on" is not typically used in this context.
Example: "There was a fault in the system that caused the outage."
Alternatives: "an error in a" or "a mistake in a".
Some days later, a "roofer" called, saying he could see a fault on a ridge tile.
In the fourth set against Christopher Rochus, Gimelstob, a native of Livingston, N.J., had just been called for a fault on a hard serve that appeared to sneak inside the line.
It is briefly piqued again by an anecdote about a fault on a rival plane that sucked the pilot out the window with "his head and arms flailing down the fuselage".
"This 'safety case' is subject to approval from the independent nuclear regulator, the ONR Officee for Nuclear Regulation)." The power outages following the discovery of a fault on a boiler "spine" at Heysham 1 have already led the National Grid to fast-forward an emergency plan to obtain more electricity from other providers to meet a possible shortfall.
A spokesman for Network Rail apologised to customers and said: "We had a fault on a set of points which caused some disruption.
Southeastern trains has apologised after hundreds of commuters were stranded for nearly two hours because of a fault on a line in Kent.
Synchronization is also a concern: how do you deal with it if process A faults on a page whose frame process B is in the process of evicting?
In this section, to retrieve the whole master key, we extend the previous attack such that the adversary can inject a fault on one nibble rather than a bit.
Options on discovering a fault On discovering a fault with a new car most of us want to return it and get our money back.
But Ovtcharov took the next after a long rally and Drinkhall missed with a smash before a fault on serve meant he surrendered the game.
They know that camp is supposed to be fun and are afraid that admitting to a bad summer will indicate a fault on their part.
