"a recurring failure" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a failure that happens repeatedly or consistently. Example: Despite his best efforts, John could not seem to overcome his recurring failure to stick to a budget.
The recurring failure of Palestinian political leadership mitigates some of Israel's behaviour, and Israel often gets unfairly reported – too generously as well as too mean.
The former England fly-half is sometimes unfairly maligned but has been at Twickenham since August 2006 and must take his fair share of responsibility for the RFU's recurring failure to produce more truly world-class senior players.
At the root of the problem has been the RFU's recurring failure to make crystal clear what is covered by the "exceptional circumstances" clause instigated during the short-lived tenure of the RFU's former chief executive, John Steele.
"Vitamin D, Miracle Drug: Is It Science, or Just Talk?" (Well, Feb. 2) addresses the recurring failure of clinical studies to validate observational data on supplementation of individual nutrients.
A type of moral fantasy has been just as important in explaining the West's repeated interventions and their recurring failure.
While the lack of public awareness is a problem, Luscombe says, her experience of such cases suggests recurring failures by health professionals.
A global social health protection fund is proposed to address recurring failures in the modern aid distribution mechanism.
Trapped moisture is one of the main causes for the recurring failures observed on IH20.
It was concluded that the weak base/subgrade support was one of the main culprits for the recurring failures.
