The phrase "bring about the failure" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to cause or result in the failure of something. Example: The lack of proper planning brought about the failure of the project.
In particular: insufficient levels of resources may require administrative decisions; adequacy indicators can be improved through technical actions, although feedback of audit information alone may be sufficient to bring about the desired correction; failures to achieve clinical standards warrant more structured and direct approaches, such as the professional retraining of colposcopists.
For many, the failure of "Y2K" to bring about the collapse of western civilisation was the final blow.This is not to say that all is quiet on the political fringe.
Suntan in unlikely places A person with Addison's disease, a rare but chronic condition brought about by the failure of the adrenal glands, may develop what looks like a deep tan, even in non sun-exposed areas such as the palms.
In the midst of the current economic crisis brought about by the failure of unregulated financial markets and twisted profit maximization schemes, California's "leaders" have concluded that investing in higher education is no longer affordable.
It is well known that exposure of such joints to water in liquid or vapor form can compromise the durability of such joints and bring about premature failure.
Any increase in the market's perceived legitimacy brought about by the failure of communism was temporary at best.
Chemotherapy may bring about ovarian failure and premature menopause [ 1].
The latter may also negatively affect health providers' response to IPV, since women's relapses often bring about feelings of failure on the part of health professionals (despite the fact that relapses are a known part of the IPV cycle ) [ 46].
Now only a collapse against Poland in Katowice next month will bring about an English failure.
