The phrase "a direct fallout" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an immediate consequence or result of an action or event, often in a negative context.
Example: "The new policy had a direct fallout on employee morale, leading to increased turnover rates."
Alternatives: "an immediate consequence" or "a direct consequence".
This election is a direct fallout from the referendum last year.
The lawsuit claims that the recent tumble in BlackBerry stock was a direct fallout from the executives' misrepresentation of BlackBerry's financial state.
As a direct fallout, our formalism opens a new path toward the bioequivalence evaluation in terms of PK and PD, which associates the in vivo drug concentration and the in vitro drug effect.
In many of these countries however, this situation is a direct fallout from the UK's colonial past.
In many of these countries however, this situation is a direct fallout from the UK's colonial past.
The damage we see in Attawapiskat, the suicide rates, the drug addiction rates, the plethora of problems we often see on isolated reserves is a direct fallout of that.
"I want to assure you that up until today, up until this moment of today, there has yet to be any direct fallout from this event," Almaguer said in an interview on Radio Fórmula, earlier on Tuesday.
And as The Huffington Post's Ryan Grim reported Saturday, there are no signs that federal agencies are preparing any major changes ahead of the deadline, suggesting they do not anticipate any direct fallout from the sequestration that goes into effect at the end of the year.
Douillet et al. (2013) interpret the associated sedimentary structures as formed by deposition along an intermediate tractional and direct fallout flow boundary.
Both sedimentation processes (the direct fallout from a spreading plume in the atmosphere and the down current from a partial column collapse) are plausible near the vent area, although it is difficult to distinguish these processes based only on the deposit data from the limited outcrops.
Suspended ash entered the treatment system through the intake pipes and via direct fallout, and caused a range of problems.
