The phrase "as at fault" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone is considered to be responsible for a mistake or problem.
Example: "In the investigation, it was concluded that the company was as at fault for the accident as the contractor."
Alternatives: "to blame" or "responsible for".
The victims have been the most overlooked during this week, and we are just as at fault as the media and the administration.
The recommendations, carefully phrased so as not to single out anybody or any group or any technology as at fault, are, he explains, "motherhood statements" - endorsements of motherhood and apple pie.
Just as "At Fault" was in the first stages of being published in July 2000, the Concorde crashed into a Paris hotel shortly after takeoff, just like in his novel, killing 113 people.
In many cases, there's a reluctance to blame the P.I., and it's the postdoc who is seen as at fault".
"Lessons must be learnt from this report and measures implemented to ensure no other vulnerable children are treated as at fault".
Motor vehicle and motorcycle passengers were categorised in the 'denies fault' group if they attributed fault to another (presumably the driver) despite the police registering their vehicle as at fault for the crash.
The serious media can be just as much at fault as the tabloids as far as the seventh sin: negativity.
This has led some Israelis to question whether the political system is as much at fault as the leaders.
One view is that Icelanders did the right thing: nationalized their banks, told their creditors that they were as much at fault as the debtors ever were, and refused to stop paying for a welfare state.
The NFL Draft makes it clear that an ill-advised online post can put anybody's career at risk, and I think the NCAA is as much at fault as the athletes.
Workers using the mobile device application were twice as fast at fault finding as the control group without the application and perceived the application as very useful.
