"suffering failure" is a correctly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person or thing experiencing a setback or loss. For example, "John was suffering failure in his job and felt overwhelmed by it."
From experiments, it is observed that horn made of titanium had the lowest temperature rise at the critical region and can be expected to operate at amplitudes up to 77 μm without suffering failure due to cyclic loading.
And that must have been a nightmare to him, since he was always moving on to the next task, suffering failure sometimes, and aware of a widespread rejection of his later work, knowing himself often attacked, and unwilling to speak up in his own defence.
It is replaced by a more primal, physical life, as he becomes more attuned to sounds and smells, especially to the stinks of suffering, failure and fear.
His most profound and shaping instruction, he says, occurred on the priest's side of the confessional screen, where he was long entrusted with litanies of suffering, failure, despair, and sin.
Although we often read media reports of suffering, failure and despair, this is not a hopeless cause.
Children suffering kidney failure are having, in some instances, to wait for five perilous years.
Jean Harlow, the archetypal platinum blonde, died in 1937 aged 26 after suffering kidney failure.
Hindley died in jail in 2002, aged 60, after suffering respiratory failure following a heart attack.
His wife, Sheila, said he died after suffering respiratory failure while he slept.
Investigating a potential artificial organ to process the blood of patients suffering liver failure, Bhatia improvised a novel approach.
At the inquest, assistant coroner Dr William Dolman ruled that Bristol died of natural causes after collapsing and suffering heart failure.
