The phrase "a meltdown at a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a sudden failure or breakdown occurring at a specific location or event.
Example: "The team experienced a meltdown at a crucial moment during the championship game, leading to their unexpected loss."
Alternatives: "a breakdown at a" or "a crisis at a".
Shares of uranium producers were hit hard, as Japanese engineers struggled to prevent a meltdown at a stricken nuclear plant.
The story concerns a hacker who causes a meltdown at a nuclear reactor in China and then manipulates soy futures at the Chicago commodities exchange.
Page A15 RESULTS OF MELTDOWN STUDY The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is approaching completion of an ambitious study that concludes that a meltdown at a typical American reactor would lead to far fewer deaths than previously assumed.
After a meltdown at a classmate's pool party, over a year after entering foster care, she revealed having seen a toddler drown in a pond while adults got high.
Anti-nuclear campaigners have long warned of the potentially disastrous consequences of a meltdown at a nuclear plant in South Korea, where many reactors are close to densely populated areas.
That is why the government is trying to prevent a meltdown at any cost".
(No one wants a highly emotional, about to have a meltdown at any second cheerleader).
That quake and a resulting tsunami caused a meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.
Ebrill may feel relaxed, but she says Woody had a bit of a meltdown at bedtime on Tuesday.
The aftermath, which included a meltdown at one nuclear power plant after a tsunami struck and the shuttering of others, periodically deprived Japanese households of electricity.
More than a dozen frightened people called the police after hearing a political advertisement that simulated a news broadcast of a meltdown at the Seabrook nuclear power plant, the authorities said today.
