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The phrase "a major pitfall" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a potential problem or danger that should be avoided. Example: "When starting a new business, not conducting thorough market research can be a major pitfall that can lead to failure."
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But there's a major pitfall to using RSS feeds: Given the vast smorgasbord of news feeds at your disposal, it's easy to overindulge on news subscriptions.
But for a great many homeowners, such loans would present a major pitfall: they would be unlikely to build any significant equity in the house.
The county, which is recovering from its own fiscal crisis, sees the agency's deficits and possible bankruptcy as a major pitfall.
A major pitfall in this debate for liberals is that they underestimate, and in major crucial respects do not even understand, how it is possible that half or more than half of their fellow Americans espouse conservative values.
A major pitfall of many founder is their inflation of where they are at in their raise.
Our results highlight a major pitfall of potential relevance to many sandwich-type assays, as well as an approach to rectify such problems.
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Now this is a job that I can highly recommend, without any major pitfalls... that is, of course, unless you require sleep during your 24-hour workday!
Leo falls silent for a second and decides it is very important to clarify the major pitfall of being an immersionist.
"The other major pitfall is people have a power of attorney and they think that means they don't need a will," Mr. Kilday said.
But that was also a major potential pitfall.
A major multimedia pitfall for managers is taking pre-used slides into a presentation for upper management.
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