The phrase "shortcomings made" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to shortcomings that have been identified or acknowledged, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The shortcomings made during the project were addressed in the final report."
Alternatives: "identified shortcomings" or "acknowledged shortcomings".
This growing list of shortcomings made Nabaztag's £125-plus retail price difficult to justify.
Hoover, whose administrative abilities had masked severe political shortcomings, made things worse by offering negative leadership to the nation.
Prime Minister Wim Kok said the government had to face up to "mistakes and shortcomings" made in the 1940's and offered $180 million, in addition to past restitutions, to the Central Jewish Congress.
Europe has already seen some success in building a small-scale quantum network, but "shortcomings" made bringing the system to the U.S. more difficult, said Quantum Xchange chief executive John Prisco.
Every generation or so, 3-D entertainment becomes the rage — only to fizzle as the technology's shortcomings make themselves felt.
These shortcomings make the end of the book less rewarding than the ingenious and thought-provoking 400 pages that precede it.
A YEAR ago, your correspondent noted that, every generation or so, 3D entertainment becomes all the rage, only to fizzle as the technology's shortcomings make themselves felt (see "The best seat in the house", May 7th 2010).
All the above shortcomings make the pure TETRA network functionalities problematic for use in future emergency communications.
Various researchers are working on the issues related to intentional islanding in order to eliminate its shortcomings making it practically applicable [11].
These shortcomings make the model difficult for application for simulations, but its physics give a lot of insights into the functioning of RRAM devices.
These shortcomings make it challenging to identify the best-fit parameters that can represent the actual biological processes involved in biological systems.
