The phrase "a potential failure of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of a failure occurring in a system, process, or project.
Example: "The team is concerned about a potential failure of the new software during the launch."
Alternatives: "a possible breakdown of" or "a likely malfunction of".
However, from today's perspective, it is difficult to imagine the dimensions that a potential failure of networked technological systems might have in the future.
This ranges from 7.5 to 80% [4] with a potential failure of the fixator for 30% [5], and an 8 30% risk of re-fracture and deformity after the removal of the external fixator [6].
In an electric vehicle (EV), thermal runaway, vibration or vehicle impact can lead to a potential failure of lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery packs due to their high sensitivity to ambient temperature, pressure and dynamic mechanical loads.
This finding is important since it depicts the factors responsible for a potential failure of this public-private mix in the provision of intensive care for neonates.
Other challenges the course presents include maintaining a sense of fairness in the final product competition, so that students can move beyond the anger of a potential failure to learn from their experience.
In a news release Friday, Honda acknowledged there was "a potential failure with the wiring of the headlight switch".
The Education Department already has the authority to require financially troubled schools to stump up letters of credit to protect taxpayers from shouldering the costs of a potential failure.
Seismic design of waste landfills has been a subject of intense research over the past two decades, primarily due to the severe environmental impact of a potential failure.
The process of detecting a potential failure in the system behaviour followed by isolating the cause or the source of the failure, is called the system diagnosis.
There is no guarantee that they will make it past the quarter-finals come next summer but at least you know that a potential failure will not be the result of flawed management.
Variable and suboptimal wound healing and integration may be a cause of potential failure of otherwise promising techniques.
