The phrase "adopted failure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one discusses the acceptance or incorporation of failure as a part of a process or strategy.
Example: "In our project, we embraced adopted failure as a learning tool, allowing us to refine our approach and improve outcomes."
Alternatives: "accepted failure" or "embraced failure".
Early models of edge debonding adopted failure criteria based on interfacial stresses.
Additionally, if coal is expected to fail in a brittle manner, then behavior changes, such as the transition from extensional to shear failure, have to be considered and reflected in the adopted failure criteria.
The results confirmed a lower fatigue endurance in case of out-of-phase loading, by a factor ranging from 2 to 8 depending on the number of cycles and on the adopted failure hypothesis.
Based on measurements of lateral deformations at delamination initiation, the distribution of shear forces was determined and the stress state at failure was obtained and compared to an adopted failure criterion.
The work provides an extensive body of results which lend further support to adopt failure criteria for corroded pipelines based upon ligament instability analyses.
Such behaviour influences how successful a new product can be: the failure rate of new products is known to be very high, with previous studies reporting different failure rates according to the country concerned or to the definitions adopted of "failure" and "success".
A micro mechanical based approach is adopted for failure modelling of the masonry.
Bearing capacity of cast-steel joint with branches in a tree-like column structure is important when adopted, since failure of the joint will surely lead to the collapse of its whole superstructure.
Yet, good experimental practice is unlikely to be widely adopted unless failure to adhere to it would seriously prejudice the outcome of funding applications or the publication of experimental results.
Suitable material constitutive models and failure criteria are adopted for each failure mode under biaxial stress states.
In this study, board-level drop test and finite element method (FEM) are adopted to investigate failure modes and failure mechanisms of lead-free solder joint under drop impact.
