"fix the faults" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used when referring to correcting mistakes or to repair something that is broken. For example, "We must fix the faults in the code to ensure it is ready for launch."
Yet no one – or not many – ask why it is a woman's responsibility to fix the faults of the modern world by fashioning a handcrafted leather purse.
The company said around 500 staff are working to fix the faults, including extra engineers drafted in from England. 10.24am GMT GuardianWitness callout Please contribute your photos and videos of the effects of the gales, floods and snow via GuardianWitness.
Hence, the amount of complaints from the end-user may be above expectations, and the penalty cost to fix the faults through an operation phase will be much higher than in an in-house environment [23].
The agency said 14 separate groups of workers were working across 24 hours a day to fix the fault.
Instead of forking out for insurance, shop around locally to find an independent repair company which may be able to fix the fault much more cheaply.
It also suspended its shares and warned its financial poisition would be "unclear" until it had found a way to fix the fault.
Vodafone spokesman Rob Matthews said engineers had been trying to fix the fault for the past couple of days.
The appearances of the earthquake surface faults strongly suggest that significant slips occurred near the ground surface, thus we fix the fault top position at a depth of 0 km below sea level (bsl).
He acknowledged that there had been considerable efforts made to fix "the fault lines that caused the last crisis", but insisted more needed to be done: "The succession of scandals mean it is simply untenable now to argue that the problem is one of a few bad apples.
Following a long pit stop to fix the fault, he was not classified.
Facebook said it had fixed the fault but would not be paying Mr Shreateh.
