The phrase "are falling right" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that is currently in the process of falling or declining in a specific manner or direction.
Example: "The leaves are falling right from the trees as autumn approaches."
Alternatives: "are dropping correctly" or "are descending properly".
"It's the ones that are falling right at the bottom end that we need to take out of the market.
"Even if all the other dominoes fall right, and none of them are falling right, you're left with what to do with that big money," he said.
It's interesting, both with regards to music and with regards to action in the street: austerity measures across Europe caused violence to erupt in Greece, in Spain and the U.K. We just witnessed this Arab Spring, which is morphing into Arab summer and Arab fall, where tyrants are falling right and left.
It's a nasty day for technology companies in the public markets, as aging giants like AOL are falling right alongside upstarts with larger market caps like Twitter and Groupon that are popping negative.
And marriage patterns are falling right in line with that way of thinking.
By saying "it hardly matters" Krugman, along with many progressives, are falling right into the Trump Trap: Either they give some credit to Trump's efforts to keep jobs in the U.S., or they ridicule him for trying to do so, and thereby appear not to care about the real flesh and blood workers whose jobs actually are saved.
Everything is falling right now".
They had weddings and parties while the bombs were falling right and left".
"Sometimes, it felt like the bombs were falling right on us," said Abu Abbas al-Imari, the family patriarch.
"Everybody says they want an independent candidate, but when you get right down to it, it tends to fall where it's falling right now," Ms. Gallet said.
Overwhelmed by a sort of panic in Florida, Audubon seems to be falling right out of the world: "The oranges were in great profusion on the trees - everything was calm and beautiful and motionless, as if had just come from the hand of the Creator.
