The phrase "face drawbacks" is correct and can be used in written English.
You might use this phrase when explaining how a particular action has certain disadvantages. For example, "Trying to start a business from home comes with its own set of risks; you may face drawbacks such as having to work long hours."
Typically, anode materials of LIBs are of low cost, offering relatively high capacity, while cathode materials are facing drawbacks of lower capacity and higher cost.
Regarding such an important issue as our origin, as well as the origin of all biological diversity, it is surprising to realize that evolution still faces drawbacks in keeping its deserved notability as a unifying theory in biology.
However, they face the drawbacks of being coding scheme specific and sometimes less accurate.
Such antibacterial approaches, generally categorized as chemical-based, face design drawbacks as compounds diffuse in all directions, leach into the environment, and require replenishing.
However, there is currently a lack of appropriate AM methods, since the majority face serious drawbacks regarding printing accuracy and speed, as well as limitations regarding the range of applicable biomaterials.
These methods however face major drawbacks.
However, this method faces several drawbacks when applied to short-time signals, as in the case of impact testing of highly damped specimen.
This paper presents a model-driven approach to face this drawback.
Both contributions, however, face the drawback of sample-wise demodulation that leads to a high complexity, for which reason they are not considered for comparison in this work.
As a popular bioplastic, poly (l-lactic acid) (PLLA) still faces some drawbacks mainly related to its low crystallization rate and heat distortion resistance.
