The phrase "a system breakdown" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a failure or malfunction in a system, often in technical or operational contexts.
Example: "The project was delayed due to a system breakdown that affected our data processing capabilities."
Alternatives: "a system failure" or "a system crash".
If you criminalise individual behaviour for what is essentially a system breakdown, there's a problem with that," he said.
Perhaps a smart robot will perform some of the current functions of a factory worker, while the human companion will do what the robot cannot, such as deal with a system breakdown or call a supervisor.
"Thuan, if we have a system breakdown, I'm going to have an aneurysm and my death will be on your hands," Kalanick told him earlier that day.
A stable operation of the Hexverter is only possible with no constant term in the branch power as it would lead to a continuous charging or discharging of the SMs' dc links and this would ultimately lead to a system breakdown.
Thus, the probability of a system breakdown should correlate with the number and diversity of the target-affecting agents applied [ 41- 43].
"The advert in question – which also ran in other quality newspapers – appeared in some editions of the Guardian in error due to a systems breakdown that normally allows us to vet adverts before they are printed," she added.
The most important advantage of using a decentralized architecture is that the managed microgrid has much higher chances of partial operation in cases when malfunctions occur at different parts of it, instead of a complete system breakdown.
Statistically, the performance was indeed an aberration — Bayern only conceded 22 goals in 34 Bundesliga games — but the disaster at the back couldn't quite explain the awfulness in the middle, where Bayern suffered a total system breakdown in the second half.
It takes a massive effort". The release of the toxins had led to a rapid vascular system breakdown, Klause said.
The ontology in this paper enables model-based Systems Engineering and specifically describes a model-based approach of system breakdown structures on process level and on physical level by means of process functions, the Functional Object paradigm and a new approach of interface management by means of the port-interaction theory.
However, for high OLR (1.84 gVSL−1 d−1), a decrease of the methane yield and system breakdown occurred due to the accumulation of VFAs.
