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Free sign upThe phrase "as the collapse of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing events or situations that are related to or caused by a collapse, often in a historical or analytical context.
Example: "The economic downturn was significant, as the collapse of major banks sent shockwaves through the financial system."
Alternatives: "following the downfall of" or "in light of the failure of".
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What are the effects of employment shocks such as the collapse of Lehman Brothers?
Utopia may be impossible, but Dystopia is unstable, too, as the collapse of Marxism showed.
In 1995, unemployment soared as the collapse of Mexico's currency provoked a flight from Argentina's.
A decade ago a non-racial election seemed as unlikely as the collapse of communism.
Among liberals, it gets framed as the collapse of civility and social consciousness.
"If it doesn't we will face grave consequences, such as the collapse of Schengen".
On other occasions, it takes some sort of shock, such as the collapse of Lehman Brothers, to set things off.
"It was probably a combination of socio-economic factors such as the collapse of the market for walruss ivory.
Here the thinking is done on the run, as the collapse of order unfolds through scenes of panic and chaos.
Dr. Schmidt blamed the test for what he described as the collapse of the Washington, D.C., police force.
He died, all but forgotten, in 1989 just as the collapse of Russian influence in Hungary heralded his literary revival.
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