The phrase "a fallout that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the consequences or results of a particular event or situation.
Example: "The decision to cut funding led to a fallout that affected many community programs."
Alternatives: "a consequence that" or "an aftermath that".
The Chinese state-run Global Times warned that such a collision in the current climate could lead to a fallout that spiralled out of control.
A rumbustious media baron brought down by his own business practices, City institutions mired in scandal, and a fallout that was felt for months across every front page in Britain.
The teams have not played since 1990, after the universities failed to come to terms on a new contract in a fallout that left officials casting blame on one another.
And that becomes the trigger point for a fallout that leads to Alonso leaving Ferrari at the end of next season.
They were critical enough about themselves; after acts fled a label that began to appear hopelessly uncool in the 1990s, SAW's artistic differences (and rows about money) lead to a nuclear fallout that was only recently capped.
He headed straight to the team's factory in Brackley and started dealing with an emotional fallout that affected 750 people – and their families – and left them all even more inter-reliant as the battle to survive began.
There is usually a bit of granule fallout that easily brushes off.
Driesell felt he was made into a scapegoat amid the fallout that followed Bias's death and was treated unfairly in the press and by the university.
There is, however, either a basic disregard or a basic misunderstanding of the fallout that will occur once his policies are implemented.
A brief history of their homeland, from the Yugoslav dictator Josip Broz Tito through the vicious ethnic strife of the 1990s, suggests that chaos and privation nurtured their expertise, in a pungent example of the fallout that followed the shattering of the Soviet bloc.
With Neal's steadfast reputation for surliness, I was a little apprehensive about talking to him about the hot-button issues that he holds dear, but I called Neal to talk about producingThe Approval Matrix, his views on social media pundits pushing Saturday Night Live into hiring a black woman, and the fallout that occurred after he called Quentin Tarantino "the best black screenwriter".
