"faulty in" is not correct or usable in written English.
You could use it as part of an idiom, such as "at fault in," meaning responsible for or culpable of fault or blame. For example: The doctor was found to be at fault in the patient's death.
The recall is radically democratic in spirit and radically faulty in design.
According to Lehrer, Alex Osborn's view of brainstorming is faulty in part because the creative process is inefficient without criticism.
While my observations may be coming from a point of bias, that doesn't mean they are faulty in accuracy.
The logic that persistent government deficits mean that the nation is living beyond its means is faulty in several respects.
Both models were based on the same component, an all-metal hip socket cup that experts say was faulty in design.
She presents us with ordinary people, faulty, in their own eyes sinning, living their lives as best they can, sometimes failing, sometimes moving onwards.
The novelty of the presented method is the high-level control reallocation method based on the Linear Parameter Varying (LPV) control framework, by which the torque vectoring and steering of the vehicle are modified in order to deal with the impact of faulty in-wheel motors.
The availability and functional status of selected dental equipment was investigated by asking "Do you have the following dental equipment in your facility and what is its status?" The response alternatives were: not available, not in use (faulty), not in use (functional), in use (faulty) and in use (fully functional).
This duplication of probeset-gene annotation can result in faulty conclusions in GO analysis.
If they are not, the problem is either in your transformer (faulty) or in your main lines (not connected properly).
In round, the number of faulty players in, is, resulting that the maximum number of subrounds is.
