"critical disadvantage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to talk about an issue or situation that has a significant negative impact. For example: "The lack of resources was a critical disadvantage for our project."
"He worked every style, every genre, which put him at a critical disadvantage," Mr. Gioia said.
The idea that any country that implements the tax unilaterally will be putting itself at a critical disadvantage over and against other jurisdictions is equally flawed.
Verizon officials say that the wireless industry is so competitive that increased union representation of its wireless workers would put it at a critical disadvantage.
The critical disadvantage to this approach is that it assumes rational expectations instead of testing them.
A critical disadvantage of palm biodiesel is the presence of precipitates above the cloud point temperature.
However, they have a critical disadvantage in that shaft operations must be stopped intermittently to replace telemetry unit batteries.
However, it should not be forgotten that piezoelectric surgery has some critical disadvantages, including a longer operation time and heat generation during bone cutting [48].
Unfortunately, the pre-clinical and clinical studies revealed several critical disadvantages that prevented the therapeutic application of α-GalCer in treating cancer and other diseases.
However, it has several critical disadvantages, such as (i) the increasing costs for indium, (ii) need for a complex vacuum process, and (iii) its mechanical brittleness under external stress.
Unlike the sliding friction coupling mechanism of ultrasonic motors and the quasi-static operation strategies of inchworm and impact motors, the new motor overcomes certain critical disadvantages of traditional piezoelectric motors.
One of the critical disadvantages of GaN-HEMTs is its lack of the UIS withstanding capability because of the non-removable structure of holes, which are generated by the avalanche breakdown.
