"fail criteria" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe the standards that an entity must meet in order for it to be considered a success or a failure. For example, "The company used profits and customer satisfaction as part of their fail criteria."
Dr Rupert Read Chair of Green House and co-author, The Post-growth Project Unless fail criteria are published in advance of the public consultation on the third runway at Heathrow, it can only be a waste of time and money.
My focus has been on floating-rate securities in the financial sector issued by institutions that are being propped up by the government or which don't need any propping but still meet the "too big to fail" criteria.
42 In a Native American population with a high prevalence of astigmatism, the highest sensitivity 97%) and specificity (79%) was found with a fail criteria of UVA worse than 6/19 combined with automated measures of corneal curvature.
Furthermore it is shown that the metrics are not very sensitive to the choice of numerical and physical parameters, which raises the question whether the pass or fail criterion adopted by the guideline is too weak.
A single patient could have more than one failed criterion.
However, phylogenetic classifications should ideally omit both plesiomorphic characters and absences of structures; these gynostemium characters fail both criteria.
Did my proposal fail on criterion I (intellectual merit), criterion II (broader impacts), or both?
The plan establishes specific pass-fail criteria, defines what should be measured, prescribes test methods and specifies the test setup and design.
Five experienced reference laboratories were identified and tested a series of standardized reagents to derive the acceptance ranges for pass-fail criteria.
By considering relevant injury mechanisms, human tolerance values, pass-fail criteria for a device and impact severity, a test method can be developed that provides a performance target for equipment manufacturers and policy makers.
In Figure 1, it is also indicated by a dashed line how many substances fail the criterion for vP, P, vB or B by not more than 10%, e.g. 5 of the 104 substances which are ¬P fail the P criterion by less than 10%, but all substances which are P fail the vP criterion by more than 10%.
