The phrase "any failure in performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing issues related to the execution of tasks, responsibilities, or obligations.
Example: "The contract stipulates that any failure in performance may result in penalties for the contractor."
Alternatives: "any shortcoming in execution" or "any deficiency in performance."
If values were not recorded during the measurement time frame, these were considered missing and not in control (MNCM defines missing values as a failure in performance).
Any failure in the satisfactory performance of high voltage insulators will result in considerable loss of capital, as there are numerous industries that depend upon the availability of an uninterrupted power supply.
Also on the bill, Tina Satter and the Half Straddle company present "Seagull (Thinking of You)," which uses Chekhov as a springboard to consider success and failure in performance and love.
Given that socially anxious individuals are sensitive to failure in performance situations (Rapee and Spence, 2004), this task seemed an appropriate "real life" test.
A systematic review identified 1676 factors contributing to patient safety incidents in 83 eligible studies, and categorized factors into 20 domains including active failure in performance or behaviour, clinician, team, institution, system, culture, training, accountability and patient factors [ 5].
The force majeure clause does indeed make reference to one paper not being held liable "for any failure or delay in performance" as a result of events outside their control, including a strike.
In commercial sensor networks discussed above, node or link failure results in performance degradation or loss of sensed data.
This working group meeting seeks to explore the different challenges and failures in performances of state formation, as well as in alternative models of social formation.
On the other hand, lack of creativity and innovation constitutes a factor for failure in manufacturing performance and, as a result, is a factor for failure in economic performance, too.
As noted in [7]: "A major part of the UIT definition is the failure in human performance.
