The phrase "as a drawback for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a negative aspect or disadvantage related to a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The high cost of living in the city can be seen as a drawback for those considering a move."
Alternatives: "as a disadvantage for" or "as a negative aspect for".
People have been treating Justin Welby's Etonian background as a drawback for his role as archbishop of Canterbury.
The absence of a regulatory framework for NP FCMs has been highlighted as a drawback for the development of nanoparticle FCMs.
But the film's lack of a plot – the Beatles drove around England with a busload of actors and filmed whatever occurred to them at the time – was also regarded as a drawback for prime-time holiday fare.
In addition, the lack of powerful feedback signals is also considered as a drawback for the micro-nanorobot system.
This last point can be seen as a drawback for an animal model but is inherently related to the disease in GRMD dogs closely resembling that of individuals with DMD.
The limited number of samples in this reference group (12.5% of the total number of cases examined) may be considered as a drawback for the normal range of RQ values obtained in this study.
It said the strength of Canada's currency, known as the loonie, was a drawback for the country's growth prospects.
Various methods (i.e. estimators aimed at scaling the maximum possible value to 1) have been proposed to correct what is perceived under certain circumstances as a bias, or even a drawback for measuring allelic differentiation between populations (Jost 2008).
Nevertheless, this was not a drawback for its use as a recipient strain of heterologous genes.
Republicans see Kavanaugh as a positive for the Senate and a drawback for the House.
This could represent a drawback for the fruit fly as a host-model because Drosophila experiments are usually performed at temperatures of 21°C or 25°C.
