The phrase "set of failures" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is often used when talking about an accumulation of mistakes, shortcomings, or miscalculations. For example: "The company had a set of failures that led to its eventual demise."
My current work focuses on developing systems that are resilient in the face of a diverse set of failures.
Theoretically, these policy instruments are designed to overcome a set of failures (market and systemic failures) impeding the innovation process.
Given this cascading set of failures for Latvia's austerity regimen, one has to ask, where did the perception of its economic success and public support of its policies arise?
Tube boss Tim O'Toole says the sudden succession of blasts caused the earlier "power surge" rumours - the tube control room thought that was the only thing that could cause such a co-ordinated set of failures across the network.
We provide a methodology to design scheduling and routing, in order to satisfy controllability and observability of a MCN for any fault occurrence in a given set of failures configurations.
Each of these FP instruments is characterized according to the set of failures it is supposed to solve, its objectives and characteristics, and we discuss how these aspects are perceived and exploited by participating companies.
The set of failure states is then F=m,t=1Fi.
Let F, the set of failure states, be a specified subset of all system states.
A new set of failure criteria to predict composite failure in single-lap bolted-joints is proposed.
A new set of failure criteria for both longitudinal and transverse failure mechanisms where the effect of ply thickness on the material strength is accounted for is proposed.
In this paper a set of failure criteria for Non-Crimp Fabric (NCF) reinforced composites is implemented in a Finite Element (FE) software.
