The phrase "personality shortcomings" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the negative or undesirable traits of an individual's personality. Example: John's personality shortcomings include his tendency to be overly critical and his inability to empathize with others.
The rest of the steps are about personal morality, confession, removal of character defects, discovering personality shortcomings, making amends, and continually turning your will and life over to the care of a higher power.
If Tom believes Engelbert has personality shortcomings, he says so in four letters or less.
That juxtaposition sounds remarkably reminiscent of Forer's nods to humor, wisdom, and having the ability to compensate for personality shortcomings.
The friends consist of three men and three women, whose varied personalities and shortcomings allow for both broad audience identification and abundant comedic moments.
Whatever his physical shortcomings, his personality, his conversation and his sense of humour were attractive and infectious, Crook commenting that "his range of friends [covered] the whole gamut of pre-Raphaelite London".
Most of the women explained their depression as "Slowly suffocating", a pattern with insidious onset, self-accusations regarding their own shortcomings and personality failures, and an overriding sense of responsibility for their situation.
Participants also took a hard look at their own personalities to identify any shortcomings that affect leadership.
This approach of placing several, positively as well as negatively connoted items on both ends of each scale aims at addressing two central shortcomings of alternative short personality measures: First, it takes several facets of one personality dimension into account.
Opening with the line, "I loathed myself again," Confessions of a Conjuror expands into a merciless prosecution of the author's shortcomings – "my own excruciating personality as a young magician," the occasional "revolting burst of intellectual smugness", and his "hateful" failure to sparkle socially in the presence of larger personalities.
Were these shortcomings because of their personalities, as formed from childhood?
Andy Murray inadvertently exposed one of the shortcomings of BBC's Sports Personality of the Year Award when he received his trophy, via a video link, by a hotel pool in Miami.
