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"and prone to error" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something is likely to make mistakes or has a tendency to be wrong. For example, "This artificial intelligence algorithm is sophisticated and powerful, but it is also prone to error."
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Their process for computing the times was confusing and prone to error.
The first problem is that this kind of approach is massively inefficient, and prone to error.
Skeptics, however, say that heat measurements are extremely tricky and prone to error.
It simply recognises that humans are fallible and prone to error.
Of course, the hiring of people for top positions will always be difficult and prone to error.
Second, the image analysis process traditionally performed by physicians is time consuming and prone to error.
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Checking influences manually is slow and prone to errors.
Software engineering is still labor- intensive and prone to errors.
This is time-consuming and prone to errors.
As a result, delivery was "difficult, slow, expensive and prone to errors".
In addition, manual analysis of images is time consuming and prone to errors and investigator bias.
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