'have the fault' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an individual or group that is responsible for making a mistake or causing a problem. For example, "The students had the fault for not studying for the test."
The company will now check about 1.8m vehicles in Europe and millions more in the US to see if they have the fault and Toyota will carry out repair work as necessary.
There are still things that I am not able to do — create masterpieces, for instance, or be really responsible — for I have the fault of thinking too much about myself and only seeing reality when it is forced upon me and then unsurmountable".
To evaluate our model results, we derived the fault slip rate from the focal mechanisms in the region where we have the fault in our model.
Substituting Equations (6) and (8) into Equation (9), we have the fault missing rate for the SSC-DM-CRC with module m expressed as P m _ AIF = Prob ( ( 2 q ) m = 0 ).
If it's crossing from one tower to the next tower and the towers don't collapse, you can have the fault moving underneath and it's probably alright," says Stewart. "Of course, if the towers do collapse, then you're going to have some issues".
Compared with the well-refined catalytic systems for asymmetric hydroxymethylation in aqueous media, contemporary catalysts for reactions between hydrophobic substrates have the fault of substrate specificity and lack broader catalytic activities.
It's O2's server that has the fault.
Iraq still has the fault lines of that past, Sunni versus Shiite, Arab versus Kurd.
The Guardian has asked Ukip whether Farage's car was subject to the recall and whether the party's leader had had the fault fixed at that time.
They were great men, but they had the faults of their times".
The RMT said the incident may not have happened had the faults outlined in the documents been rectified.
