The phrase "a dramatic fall from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant decline or decrease from a previous state or level, often in a dramatic or noticeable way.
Example: "The company's stock experienced a dramatic fall from its peak value last year."
Alternatives: "a significant drop from" or "a steep decline from".
After the internet bubble burst in 2000-01 autonomy, a British software firm, had a dramatic fall from grace.
Alarmingly for the MDC, only 19% expressed support for the party, a dramatic fall from 55% three years ago.
An Australian newspaper publisher accused of providing a mouthpiece for Burma's military junta goes on trial today after a dramatic fall from grace.
His nemesis, General Pervez Musharraf, who ruled Pakistan until a dramatic fall from power in 2008, now sits under house arrest in Islamabad, the capital, after foolishly returning from his London exile with a view to contesting the election.
The Spanish Defence minister, Carme Chacón, suffered a dramatic fall from grace after announcing that Spain would shortly withdraw from Nato operations in Kosovo, only to have the decision reversed yesterday following a diplomatic row.
In his enforced absence following a dramatic fall from grace that symbolises many of the ills of football's culture of entitlement, France will be hoping football can again bring the nation together in the most straitened of times.
In the women's race Jemima Sumgong sprung a surprise as she recovered from a dramatic fall five miles from the finish to win her first major city marathon.
The year 2012/13 was a particularly unflattering one for the Scottish economy because of what might be called an "oil shock", a dramatic fall in tax revenue from the UK continental shelf.
No incubator has experienced a more dramatic fall from grace than CMGI, where the situation is so bleak its initials could stand for Cash Money Gets Incinerated.
Of all the big computer companies, few have had a more dramatic fall from grace than Sun, whose runaway growth once seemed unstoppable.
The assumption behind this option is that a significant proportion of Channel 4's commercial revenue would then flow to ITV, which is suffering from a dramatic fall in advertising as the economy deteriorates.
