The phrase "a known deficiency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a recognized shortcoming or flaw in a system, process, or product.
Example: "The report highlighted a known deficiency in the software that needs to be addressed before the next update."
Alternatives: "an identified flaw" or "a recognized shortcoming."
With a known deficiency in tenure-track positions, and a distinctive tradition of requiring academics to complete a second thesis (called Habilitation) to even qualify for tenured employment, "Germany has tried to introduce new paths" toward landing these treasured jobs, says Fisher.
There is currently no evidence that supplements are effective, and they may even be harmful, for patients in cancer treatment (unless they are used under a doctor's recommendation to treat a known deficiency).
"Accordingly, we have every reason to believe that the county is committed to remedying all known deficiencies" at the jail, the report stated.
Prior to occupancy, HRL cleans each empty room and apartment and corrects any known deficiencies.
Figure 2. Proportion of CSNT values that correctly or incorrectly identified field-demonstrated deficiency or excess status of the number of a) CSNT values measured in the low range, b) known deficiency scenarios, c) CSNT values measured in the excessive range, and d) known excess scenarios.
Two pass node-on-segment contact approaches have the well known deficiency of locking due to over-constraint.
At one time I had the job of identifying at NASA which new observations I could bring into the forecast system to improve a set of known deficiencies.
What happened was a predictable outcome of known deficiencies in the type of nuclear equipment installed there.
"People with known deficiencies clearly get a benefit," says Dr. Staller.
The first group includes the known deficiencies of ultrasonography as a modality due to lesion location (obese patients, bowel gas interposition, etc).
These data can be used to inform the development of health system improvements that specifically target known deficiencies in care, which represents a rational approach for measurably improving health and achieving progress towards Millennium Development Goals Four and Five.
