The phrase "as the implosion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or event that is collapsing or failing dramatically, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "As the implosion of the company's financial structure became evident, investors began to pull out their funds."
Alternatives: "as the collapse of" or "as the breakdown of".
Global stock markets went into freefall shortly after, as the implosion of housing market and Europe's woes dragged the world into the worst financial crisis in living memory.
Today, even ruthless despotism, as the implosion of Iraq, Libya and Syria reveals, is no longer a reliable bulwark against militant disaffection.
That may sound reasonable, but as the implosion of supposedly triple-A rated mortgage bonds during the crisis showed, it's difficult to know with certainty which assets are safe and which are not.
The conservative predicament was embodied a year and a half ago by John McCain, whose campaign floundered on the issue of the economy as the implosion of Lehman Brothers portended a banking crisis.
Even as the implosion of the subprime mortgage market forced many of its rivals to take multibillion-dollar write-downs this summer, to cite just the most recent example, Goldman reported a 79percentt increase in profit.
Just as the implosion of a few hundred internet ventures in 2000 sparked a much broader stockmarket correction and an eventual recession, so the failure of the riskiest mortgages may distress the rest of a debt-laden economy.To try to assess who is right, you need to know the share of mortgages potentially at risk.
Perhaps is the recent crisis a driving moment, as also the implosion of the Soviet Empire, to fasten this process – but it may also lead to the contrary, as we see in England.
And while with other industries it may be accepted, even justifiable, to simply let events play out and reap the benefits meanwhile (as with the implosion of the music publishing industry), the same cannot be said about an industry that concerns not our entertainment or our means of expression, but rather (regardless of what side you take) our safety and security.
(Murdoch abandoned the deal, which critics saw as monopolistic, after the implosion of the News of the World).
In an effort to secure a fast-track trial, Milan prosecutors will be racing to meet a March 19 deadline with indictments against as many as 27 people connected to the implosion of Parmalat.
Attendance has been down sharply, as have annual donations (with the implosion of Alberto Vilar's pledges, to the Met and others, only part of the problem).
