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The phrase "a spate of breakdowns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden or large number of breakdowns occurring in a short period of time.
Example: "The recent spate of breakdowns in the public transport system has caused significant delays for commuters."
Alternatives: "a series of breakdowns" or "a wave of breakdowns."
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In these books, too, she examined a spate of breakdowns — of communication, of relationships, of families, of sanity — and the often turbulent psyches that lay beneath her characters' calcified British middle-class exteriors.
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Those failures were similar to the basic mechanical breakdowns, electrical shorts and software flaws that led to a spate of recent failures in launchings of commercial booster rockets for lifting satellites into space and in the test program for Thaad, which is a less ambitious antimissile system that is meant to protect troops.
A lot of breakdowns".
Freshman Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) recently defended his state's request of millions of dollars in disaster relief from the Federal Emergency Management Agency following a spate of devastating flooding, calling into question the consistency of the Tea Party-backed senator's stance on the breakdown of state and federal powers.
A spate of Q.&A.
There was a spate of such letters.
But a spate of research says otherwise.
There has been a spate of assassinations.
In 1970, after a spate of F.L.Q.
A spate of gang shootings.
This followed a spate of suicide bombings and shooting attacks.
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