"hide flaws" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe someone or something that is trying to conceal mistakes or imperfections. For example, "The politician tried to hide flaws in his policies by emphasizing his successes instead."
"How somebody looks on TV can hide flaws.
Sometimes, owners hide flaws in the hopes a buyer will miss an expensive problem.
Because Kölsch offers little in the way of powerful flavors to hide flaws, it is difficult to brew well without a lot of experience.
"Cut is the defining factor for how much a stone sparkles and a well-cut stone will look larger, hide flaws and be more brilliant than a poorly cut one," he says.
Though it can hide flaws that will hit you later.
Just be sure they aren't too slippery, and use a runner to hide flaws and provide extra safety.
They are worried that when the new designs and the NRC's new procedures are put to the test, hidden flaws will emerge.
According to the submission, allegations that scientists hid flaws and research findings were the result of misunderstandings of technical jargon or statistical analysis.
In 2003, regulators forced Tokyo Electric to suspend operations at its 10 reactors at two plants in Fukushima and 7 reactors in Niigata Prefecture after whistle-blowers gave information to Fukushima Prefecture showing that the company had falsified inspection records and hid flaws over 16 years to save on repair costs.
My glasses helped, too, I thought, framing what I believed to be the "right parts" of my face, hiding flaws like the bump on the bridge of my nose and detracting from my impossible lips.
More surprising, on digging into the problems, was the realisation that Free Our Data was only one of a network of sites that had been hit in a similar way by exploiting a subtle, hidden flaw.
