"fault against" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to blame or responsibility for something, for example: The manager took full fault against the team's failure to meet deadlines.
His fault, against the light — the details were so paltry.
In her next service game, she was called for a foot fault on a serve on the same baseline where she had been called for a foot fault against Kim Clijsters in the semifinals of the 2009 United States Open.
The trial will pit an eclectic group of defense lawyers, one of whom has courted controversy by alleging publicly that the rape was the victim's fault, against one of Delhi's most trusted public prosecutors, who also happens to be one of the most overworked.
Until the law was changed in October 2010, the state only allowed divorce by claiming fault against the other spouse, such as cruel and inhuman treatment, adultery or abandonment.
The play ends rather tepidly, but by then you're likely to have given up holding its faults against it.
Keys played high risk/high reward tennis, going for her shots but committing 55 unforced errors and 9 double faults, against 23 winners and 5 aces.
The first all-Russian final had seen poor Elena Dementieva implode with a plethora of double faults against Anastasia Myskina, now working for television.
She limited the damage to nine double faults against Wozniacki, but Sharapova did serve three in a row to lose her serve in the fourth game of the match.
He adds that while Livingstone emerges from the book not very likeable, "set his faults against those of his persecutors in the media and they begin to look quite trivial".
Gloucester's effort up front could barely be faulted against a Saracens tight five which still has a lightweight look but their director of rugby, Nigel Melville, was aware that his midfield need to tighten up this weekend.
"He has not had a break for Newcastle and while his effort could not be faulted against Italy he is tired and with a player of his age there is always a question mark over his international future, but I do not think it is the end of the road for him yet.
