The phrase "after collapsing down" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or event that occurs following a reduction or failure of something, often in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The structure became unstable after collapsing down, leading to further damage in the surrounding area."
Alternatives: "after falling apart" or "after breaking down".
Mangini, dismissed Monday by the Jets after they collapsed down the stretch and missed the playoffs, was scheduled to meet with the Browns' owner, Randy Lerner, in the New York area, The Associated Press reported through an anonymous source and The New York Times confirmed through a Jets official.
The White Sox collapsed down the stretch after being in first place in the division for 63 straight days.
According to the IFPI International Federationn of the Phonographic Industry) revenue peaked at $38bn worldwide in 1999, collapsed down to $16 billion (2011), edged up somewhat the year after, only to fall back down again to $15 billion last year 20133).
He was verbally offered a short-term contract by Cheltenham manager Keith Downing, but the deal collapsed after Downing was replaced as the Cheltenham manager by Martin Allen.
Meanwhile, shares in Yahoo tumbled on Tuesday on news that the talks had collapsed, closing down 4.7 percent at $15.36 after having traded lower earlier in the afternoon.
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PAGE A19 BUSINESS INSURANCE VETERAN To Step Down at A.I.G. Edward M. Liddy, the retired insurance executive drafted by the government to lead the American International Group after it nearly collapsed last fall, is stepping down after eight grueling months with virtually no pay.
After sitting down, she collapsed.
Each had dropped one of the Big Five accounting firms after Enron's collapse dragged down Arthur Andersen in the first in a wave of scandals that have shamed some of the world's top corporate names and their auditors.
The three executives who were found not guilty on Monday had been appointed by Nortel's board to salvage the company after the technology collapse brought down many of its customers and significantly devalued a large number of companies Nortel had acquired during the boom times.
