The phrase "a fallout of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the consequences or results stemming from a particular event or situation.
Example: "The economic downturn was a fallout of the global pandemic, affecting businesses worldwide."
Alternatives: "a consequence of the" or "an outcome of the".
Apart from declining sales–a fallout of the U.S. import ban Ranbaxy's bottom line was roiled further by currency-related losses (see Ranbaxy Riled By FDA, Currency).
But the demise of the second banana is also a fallout of the interactive age.
Partly a fallout of the Republican "war on women" and partly as result of her soaring stature, the Clinton wave is fast rising.
"The rise of unemployment claims in June, largely due to a fallout of the since-settled General Motors strike, drove most of the decline in the leading index," said Michael Boldin, a Conference Board economist.
The unemployment rate, which has ballooned above 21percentt and is still rising, was in large measure a fallout of the bust in an overleveraged housing market that employed 2 million workers.
"It is simply a fallout of the soft economy, which has produced less business travel, fewer meetings and conventions and less travel by tourists," said Roger W. Conner, a vice president at Marriott International, which owns 13 hotels in the city, including 8 in Manhattan.
Lastly it draws attention to an accident in Seveso, Italy, in 1976, which caused a fallout of dioxin over the surrounding countryside, making it unfit for habitation.
It has also recently aired Coalition, a drama about the fallout of the last general election, and controversial drama Ukip: the First 100 Days.
Those words from David Cameron at Prime Minister's Questions were the clearest possible sign that he knows that he needs to be seen to be getting a grip on the fallout of the floods and the storms.
But residents say they fear a repeat of the fallout of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda when perpetrators of the mass killings set up base in eastern DR Congo.
So a sequel examining the fallout of the simplistic hero's journey of its predecessor, as well as dealing with the whole "It is hard for a good man to be king" issue, almost writes itself.
