Failure of/in/on/with
I guess "failure to" before verbs, such as "failure to do something".
What about "failure" before nouns? What preposition should be used?
For example:
in case of failure with/of/in/on the applications
in the event of failure with/of/in/on the project
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healer What about "failure" before nouns? What preposition should be used? Most of the time it's "of", but "in" is also used: failure of building materials / failure of leadership / failure of capitalism failure in war / failure in design / failure in military occupation healer in case of failure with/of/in/on the applications in the event of failure with/of/in/on the project I believe I'd use "in" in these examples.
- healer What about "failure" before nouns?
- What preposition should be used?
- Most of the time it's "of", but "in" is also used: failure of building materials / failure of leadership / failure of capitalism failure in war / failure in design / failure in military occupation healer in case of failure with/of/in/on the applications in the event of failure with/of/in/on the project I believe I'd use "in" in these examples.
- "of" is also OK.
- "failure on the project" sounds all right, too.
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healerWhat about "failure" before nouns? What preposition should be used?
Most of the time it's "of", but "in" is also used:
failure of building materials / failure of leadership / failure of capitalism
failure in war / failure in design / failure in military occupation
healerin case of failure with/of/in/
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