"drawback about" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to introduce a negative aspect or disadvantage of something. Example: One potential drawback about using social media for marketing is the lack of control over how your brand is portrayed by others.
One slight drawback about this particular hut was that, owing to the stark geological conditions, it lacked water.
The only drawback about working with someone like that is he always knows more than me on any given topic," Mr. Kennedy said.
Despite this drawback, about 150 people, most of them college graduates, applied for 12 internship slots at the magazine during the past year, said Rachel A. Monahan, an assistant editor at Harper's.
The elder Thompson could only think of one drawback about the move.
A potential drawback about the Pd aryl reagent is that the palladium may coordinate with cysteine, necessitating the use of an excess amount of the reagent in functionalizing the cysteine-containing proteins.
A huge building going up in King's Cross, once a grotty part of north London, will house academic researchers.Others have pointed out persistent drawbacks about operating in Britain.
Despite the advantages these cells provide, before use them in a new design, several drawbacks about safety aspects have to be considered.
There are drawbacks: About 10% of solar radiation gets lost passing through the glass walls, and it doesn't make hot enough steam for use in electric power generation.
However, there are certain drawbacks about these methods: (1) insensitivity at low range of sugar concentrations, (2) lack of specificity, and (3) difficulty in use in high-throughput screening [29 31].
Take care choosing, as one of the drawbacks about guppies is how many other species of fish enjoy them as a tasty snack.
Even so, one of the city's biggest drawbacks is about to be fixed thanks to several years of planning by Bulgarian officials and a big infusion of cash from the country's new patron: the European Union.
