The phrase "a shortcoming for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a deficiency or limitation related to a specific subject or context.
Example: "The lack of funding is a shortcoming for the project's success."
Alternatives: "a drawback for" or "a limitation for".
That's certainly not a problem for smaller businesses, but it's a shortcoming for larger firms.
For this purpose, the sidewalls of the pits should be steep (>30°) after wetting layer growth, which might be a shortcoming for contacting.
This is a shortcoming for this design because overhead will occur on RSUs for large amount of vehicles and their several solicitations.
Although this proposal has a sufficient solution for reducing data loss at crossroads, this method has been simulated on the Manhattan model without traffic lights on each intersections and it is a shortcoming for this proposal.
A shortcoming for the use in our argumentation is that the study gives information on apparent disappearance (including degradation as well as dissipation) only and not degradation as required by Annex XIII.
This can be a shortcoming for some applications.
That has been a shortcoming of the Ravens for a few years — they have not been able to stretch the field because of it.
This is a remarkable shortcoming for a space that is supposed to welcome war veterans.
That is normally a severe shortcoming for a business, but until the past few months it had not seemed to hurt Amazon.
Although such imbalances served a substantial shortcoming for a retrospective study, it is equally importantly to note that more patients with poorer prognostic factors (male gender and higher stage) were treated without concurrent chemotherapy, which is considered a less aggressive approach.
This is a shortcoming either for assessing the responsiveness of the test since we did not have the variability of a control group and we had to use as a surrogate the standard deviation of the expert group, and also for assessing the effectiveness of the course.
