The phrase 'inevitable drawbacks' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the unavoidable and often unpleasant disadvantages of something. For example, "Though our new initiative was successful in many respects, it had some inevitable drawbacks such as increased costs and scheduling issues."
Thus, besides highlighting the strengths of "our forthcoming criteria", we would also like to point out "their inevitable drawbacks".
Right now, pumping up the haze in the stratosphere to block some sunlight looks the most feasible, the working group concluded, but this approach still has serious and inevitable drawbacks such as worsening drought.
From the loss of the office social scene to the inevitable drawbacks that come with a lack of structure, working remotely can drive you a little crazy if you don't have a plan.
In view of failure to detect EpCAM negative "uncapturable" and CK negative "invisible" CTCs due to inevitable drawbacks of current EpCAM/CK-dependent methodologies, an integrated tumor cell surface molecule-independent SE-iFISH® SE-iFISH®has been systematically developlatformclinically validated (Fig. 4) [7, 9, 31].
However, in case of a lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) cell, because of the flatness and hysteresis effect of the open-circuit voltage (OCV) curve, there are inevitable drawbacks directly related to both erroneous SOC information and the slow SOC convergence speed caused by incorrect OCV characteristics.
Similar proposals have been made over the years, and as with its predessors, only time will tell if Verisart's many promised advantages archiving, search functionality, a boom in the art market will out outweigh its inevitable drawbacks.
One inevitable drawback is that Facebook pages will no longer all look the same.
Small machine tools have the inevitable drawback of low structural stiffness caused by a low load-carrying capacity of bearing components.
It is the inevitable drawback of side-look SAR to distinguish targets at the forward and backward directions [1]. Figure 10 Simulation results of subimage formation and geometric-distortion correction.
An inevitable drawback is that participants are not blinded.
An inevitable drawback of our study, including screening average-risk population, is that we could not provide further information about the risk with synchronous CRC because of the small proportion of patients affected.
