The phrase "electrical shortages" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like this: "The country experienced numerous electrical shortages during the summer months."
On top of all that, rodents can chew through wires, causing fires and electrical shortages.
Efforts to pump floodwaters from subway and automobile tunnels were slowed by electrical shortages.
The rebound has come even though manufacturers of all sorts are still contending with electrical shortages in Japan because of still-crippled or idled power plants.
Electrical shortages are forcing politicians to choose between serving the oil companies or restive civilian populations that want more reliable utility service.
With its 123 South Korean-built factories powered with electricity from the South, and surrounded by tall fences guarded by North Korean soldiers, the park was a bright light in the darkness caused by electrical shortages in the North's failed command economy.
One of the biggest losers was the Tomorrow Party of Japan, which was formed late last month to ride a wave of antinuclear sentiment after the Fukushima accident but fizzled amid concerns that electrical shortages could hurt the already shrinking economy.
Meanwhile, in Tokyo, due to an electrical shortage caused by the failure of the nuclear power plants, "planned blackouts" are going on for two or three hours in turn and train services are reduced.
In this study, new ACFs for COG applications were designed by combining a high viscosity ACF layer and a low viscosity NCF layer to prevent the electrical shortage between bumps.
To avoid hazardous electrical shortage, watch the explanation of the analog circuit below.
"When the train struck the vehicle, it possibly caused an electrical shortage which electrified the vehicle and railroad tracks," Higgins said in a statement.
Warning of a looming electrical power shortage in New York City and its suburbs, a report to be issued today by Senator Charles E. Schumer recommends large new investment in power plants, transmission lines and alternative energy sources.
