"past faults" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to mistakes or wrongdoings that someone has committed in the past. Example: Despite his many past faults, John was determined to make amends and become a better person.
Agree, in fact, that my past faults are just proof of the fullness of my humanity.
"You have to declare past faults when you sell a house.
Honesty is really the most important part of this discussion, talking about why you want to get back together, acknowledging past faults, and giving reasons why you think the relationship is worth salvaging.
They don't remind us of past faults.
Recognizing his own past faults, he's again trying to flip the script to help even the playing field in the music industry to those with less power at their disposal.
The panel sharply criticized previous failures to enforce the terms of trade agreements the United States has reached in the past, faulting the Clinton administration in particular for its drive to expand trade access without ensuring full compliance.
We used Dynel3D (FEM) for geomechanical restoration and estimating stresses and strains exerted during past fault movements.
Traptester (BEM) also estimates natural fractures generated from past fault movements, but with the elastic dislocation method (ED).
Both trenches, excavated on the geomorphically distinct fault scarps suggestive of past faulting, exposed steeply dipping faults with evidence of Holocene faulting.
Forecasting the hazards associated with future earthquakes along this > 700 km long fault requires a comprehensive understanding of past fault behaviour.
However, analyzing past fault activity in this manner is impossible in poorly reflective areas, such as igneous oceanic crust where seismic reflections are inherently invisible.
