The phrase 'failure thereof' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a failure of something that has already been mentioned or is implied. For example, "The company was unable to find a suitable solution to the problem, leading to a failure thereof."
The undercover coiffing interlude, and the failure thereof, was just one minor facet of a sprawling Internal Affairs Bureau investigation overseen by the Bronx district attorney, Robert T. Johnson, that resulted in the arrests last month of 16 police officers.
This study investigates the effects of generating inferences (or failure thereof) with incomplete advertising messages on consumer's belief formation.
Identity has become a critical analytic tool for understanding students' learning and engagement in science, or failure thereof (Brown et al. 2005; Calabrese Barton et al. 2013; Carlone et al. 2014; Kozoll and Osborne 2004; Rahm and Moore 2015).
Also, further policy analysis could be conducted into how the trajectory of issues, from problem definition to implementation of a solution (or failure thereof) maps onto the field sketched above.
Patients were then grouped based on response (elevation/depression) of each component of the CBC, and their return, or failure thereof, to normal.
SOD2 was upregulated in neurons from Pex11β +/− mice, but not from Pex11β −/− animals, whereas the level of catalase remained unchanged in neurons from Pex11β +/− mice and was reduced in those from Pex11β −/− mice, suggesting a partial compensation of oxidative stress in the heterozygotes, but a failure thereof in the homozygous Pex11β −/− brain.
These are facts I must contend with from the moment my doctor enters the examination room, and the work begins weeks ahead of time, as I start bullet-pointing and rehearsing my speech detailing my extensive dieting background and the numerous failures thereof.
A bank failure (or the fear thereof) could create a systemic panic.A plump cushionYet although banks are the biggest worry, their balance sheets look fairly solid.
The way it does this is by allowing regulators to designate some firms 'systemically important,' meaning that, like A.I.G., their failure or the prospect thereof could threaten financial stability.
Thus, it remains inconclusive as to whether ineffecient ADHD group cognitive control was due to top-down failure or bottom-up engagement thereof.
Given the inability to dissociate these impairments with the current data, it remains inconclusive as to whether ineffecient cognitive control in the clinical sample was due to top-down failure or bottom-up engagement thereof.
