The phrase "and inability to detect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a lack of capacity or capability to identify or recognize something, often in a technical or analytical context.
Example: "The study highlighted the issues related to the system's limitations, including the inability to detect certain anomalies in the data."
Alternatives: "and failure to identify" or "and lack of detection".
"Aviation accidents come as a result of a series of small errors and inability to detect small errors," Mr. Lacey said, speaking to reporters here a few minutes after the airline was notified of the proposal.
However, the SFV method has certain drawbacks: very narrow field of view, indirect size measurement based on one-dimensional particle chord lengths, and inability to detect overlapping particles.
Echocardiography has a limited role in the evaluation of vascular rings because of the small field of view, which is even more limited in patients with a poor thymic window or hyperinflated lungs and inability to detect rings without colour flow Doppler or associated airway abnormalities.
Requirement of huge amount of sample and inability to detect low abundance proteins is also a major drawback.
Despite a few reports of relative superiority of PET in detecting hepatic metastases compared to cross sectional imaging, the lack of clear anatomic landmarks and inability to detect small lesions are major limitations with PET alone.
The low sensitivity and inability to detect micrometastases can be explained by the relatively low spatial resolution of PET imaging, which does not allow detection of the micrometastases found using serial sectioning and immunohistochemistry at pathological assessment of sentinel nodes.
However, EEG and MEG are limited by the low spatial resolution and specificity, and the inability to detect and record the signals from subcortical regions.
The timing of the satellite detections and the inability to detect fire through clouds can lead to missed detections and an underestimation of fire detections [41, 48].
The timing of the satellite detections and the inability to detect fire through clouds can lead to missed detections and an underestimation of fire detections [ 41, 48].
Limitations of these methods for MDA characterization include the necessity for sample derivatization (GC/MS) and an inability to detect and differentiate low abundance isomers such as 2,4′-MDA and 2,2′-MDA (both GC/MS and LC-MS).
NASCAT argues that private securities actions fill in the enforcement gaps that exist because of the Securities and Exchange Commission's ("SEC") limited resources and its inability to detect and prosecute all federal securities law violations.
