The phrase "a collapse in this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a failure or breakdown in a specific context or situation.
Example: "The report highlighted a collapse in this sector, leading to significant economic repercussions."
Alternatives: "a breakdown in this" or "a failure in this".
Moreover, a collapse in this case will cast a dark shadow over corporate activity in the future.
A collapse in this funding does not need a collapse in house prices; a mere plateauing of prices will suffice.
"You don't get a prior warning before a collapse in this area, so there's no other option but to divert it in terms of public safety".
"Do we think global society can avoid a collapse in this century?" The Ehrlichs are cautiously optimistic while also admitting that the odds are against us.
Since Johnson's announcement on Sunday we have seen a collapse in the pound; I dare say this is just a taster of the economic and political chaos to come if Britain votes to leave.
By contrast the World Bank energy index of which oil is 85%—has held its ground despite a collapse in coal prices.In this section Output, prices and jobs Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates The Economist commodity-price index Commodity indices Markets Reprints Related topics Business Commodity markets Financial markets United States.
Though Hesse and Main (2000) would go on to describe disorganization/disorientation as a "collapse in behavioral and attentional strategies," this is a statement about the (invisible) attachment behavioral system and should not be regarded necessarily as a description of observable attachment behavior.
A collapse in oil prices would help.
Nonetheless, Australia remains the world's leading producer of wool, regularly supplying nearly one-third of the global total this despite a collapse in world prices that caused production to fall steeply during the 1990s.
Discontinuation of vasopressin triggered a collapse in arterial pressure.
