The phrase "a collapse in output" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing economic performance, production levels, or any situation where a significant decrease in output is observed.
Example: "The factory experienced a collapse in output due to the unexpected machinery failure."
Alternatives: "a drop in production" or "a decline in output."
Inflation in producer prices picked up to 4.1% in April, despite a collapse in industrial output.
Jamie Dannhauser, an economist at Lombard Street Research, said the ONS's prediction of a collapse in construction output in December – a key factor in the overall decline – was "completely inexplicable".
Quite the contrary, he almost single-handedly turned around a potential collapse in output and sentiment in the days after the EU referendum on 23 June.
Central banks in the developed economies faced a frightening collapse in output and soaring unemployment without recourse to the tool that had been the mainstay of monetary policy-making for a generation.Central banks were not entirely unprepared for this challenge.
Even though Venezuela sits on top of the largest oil reserves in the world, they are easily accessible with zero geological risk, the government, instead of allowing oil production, focused on expropriating the companies that had provided services to the oil companies, and that brought a catastrophic collapse in output.
He hopes that within five years 95% of the parts for "Logan-Ladas" will be made locally.Renault's involvement should ensure that AvtoVAZ can avoid a collapse in sales and output.
The Office for National Statistics has revealed that Britain avoided a double-dip recession in 2011 but suffered a deeper than first estimated collapse in output following the financial crash.
The effort to defend against bank and currency runs prompted rounds of austerity and plummeting money supplies in pressured economies, helping generate the collapse in output and employment that turned a nasty downturn into a Depression.
Conversely, the collapse in output in Iran between 1976 and 1988 produced an NPV loss of $143,000 per person.
