The phrase "additional faults" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra errors or issues that have been identified beyond the initial ones.
Example: "After reviewing the report, we discovered additional faults that need to be addressed before final approval."
Alternatives: "further errors" or "extra issues".
The company said "the vast majority" of customers affected by the storm will have power restored by later tonight, "but this may depend on weather constraints and by the impact of current high winds causing additional faults".
More than a half dozen faults with offsets in excess of 200 m have been mapped previously in Pahute Mesa (McKee et al. 2001) and additional faults are mapped as well drilling continues (e.g., National Security Technologies, LLC 2010).
This is desirable from a practical perspective, since in this way additional fault-tolerant control capabilities can be retrofit to an existing control system.
Without the requirement of additional fault detection mechanism, the switching function is designed to automatically locate and turn off the unknown faulty actuators by observing a control performance index.
In the Shishikura model, to explain tsunami inundation data on the Kujukuri coast, an additional fault southeast off the Boso peninsula was introduced, though the existence of such a fault has not been confirmed.
This promotes additional fault tolerance by protecting the ingestion process from faults that originate from data processing components Extensibility The simulation illustrates the aggregation and contextualisation component that is responsible for preparing data for analysis.
The broken line denotes an additional fault model for the M 7.3 event that has a 56 km × 24 km rectangular plane with a strike of 224° and a dip of 65°.
The configuration of the DER control unit used during the islanded mode is same as that during the grid connected mode with an additional fault unit at the utility.
There are two possible stages to handle the short-circuit current increasing issue, one is power system level, through network operation and reconfiguration; and the other is component level, through the application of additional fault current limiting power equipments.
Martin (2011) explores one aspect of this potential, focusing on axis and stratification issues; towards the end of this paper, and also in Martin (2013a), several additional fault lines are noted.
An additional fault in the area was only recently discovered, and more seismological information is needed about existing faults.
