The phrase "a downfall from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a decline or loss of status, quality, or success from a previous state.
Example: "The company's recent financial struggles represent a significant downfall from its once-thriving position in the market."
Alternatives: "a decline from" or "a drop from".
We may have a little downfall from a trade war with China, but that downfall will tick back up.
"Puzzle of a Downfall Child," from 1970, and "The Panic in Needle Park," from 1971, both made in Schatzberg's native New York, are two of the most boldly conceived and realized Hollywood movies of the time.
My personal favorite in my book is Ernie Conrick's story, "Get Thee Behind Me Satan," which elicits a spectacular downfall from the wages of sin that even Sookie Stackhouse couldn't imagine.
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In the ten years Facebook has grown from its college dorm-room to become a global network of 1.23 bn users, it has faced and overcome major challenges that could have led to its downfall, from a class action lawsuit relating to its advertising system Beacon to monetising mobile.
Qutaybah met his downfall from supporting a plan to prevent Sulaymān from inheriting the caliph's throne on the death of his brother, ʿAbd al-Walīd.
A whack analysis of the downfall from the 90s to the millennium, style-wise.
It doesn't make much sense if you understand the German language," and posted a link to the scene in "Downfall" from which the dialogue was taken.
Pop-related paedophilia crops up again on the closing Bad Reputation, which retells the story of Gary Glitter's downfall from the perspective of a member of his backing group, aghast at the effect The Leader's sexual proclivities are having on his own standing.
