The phrase "a heavy fall in" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a significant decrease in something, such as prices, values, or quantities.
Example: "There was a heavy fall in stock prices following the economic downturn."
Alternatives: "a sharp decline in" or "a significant drop in".
Maria J. Monks '10 was the only other Engineer to receive this distinction, finishing in fifth place despite a heavy fall in the middle of the race.
She held on and finally gained com mand of the match, despite a heavy fall in the seventh game, winning five of six games for the set.
Shareholders in Anglo American will be looking for more details on the miner's restructuring plans in tomorrow's annual results, which are expected to show a heavy fall in profits.
Why can't you have an offence of wasting education time?" Mr Brookes also cited a case from his former school, Sherwood in Nottingham, where it had attempted to sweep away the snow after a heavy fall in an attempt to keep it open for the day.
Ten days out from Wimbledon Murray is finding his feet on grass – although a heavy fall in the second set on the way to winning their quarter-final of the Aegon Championships 6-4, 3-6, 6-1 in an hour and 50 minutes caused the world No2, the crowd and the media a few anxious moments.
A honey-fall is a rare piece of luck; less fortunate souls, including those who get daddly or nazzled (drunk), may suffer dodderums (violent shakings), scutters (diarrhoea) or a clunter (a heavy fall), in which case they'll own up to being nobbut middlin (a touch unwell).
Jurgen van de Walle suffered cuts in a heavy fall early on in the stage but the Omega Pharma-Lotto rider was soon back in the saddle and leading the peloton, blood dripping down his leg and arm.
In July she suffered a heavy fall off her bike in the world series mixed relay triathlon in Hamburg and spent the night in hospital.
The Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne will undergo tests on her pancreas and liver after suffering a heavy fall during a race in Mildura on Monday afternoon.
Russell, 34, won the RSA Chase on Jim Culloty's Lord Windermere on the second day of the Festival but suffered a heavy fall at the final flight in the Coral Cup later the same afternoon.
On January 29 1963 Blackpool used a disc harrow to try to get the game against West Ham United played on February 2 1963 but that too proved ineffective and on January 30 1963 the players swept a heavy fall of snow from the pitch in a vain hope that it would be clear underneath, but the ice - one to four inches thick - was 'as formidable as ever'".
