"breakdown across" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe a situation in which something is divided into different categories or parts, usually based on a specific criteria. For example: "The report provides a breakdown across gender for the number of people who attended the event."
By this inclusive criterion, from 2000 to 2015, there were 31 cases of democratic breakdown across 27 countries.
Over time, however, the role of international capital in spreading financial breakdown across borders has been growing.
An audit could include disclosure of a single overall gender pay gap, or a more detailed breakdown across an organisation by job grade and type that includes the gender ratio in full- and part-time roles.
In her speech here on Wednesday, Ms. Merkel reaffirmed her commitment to completing a so-called banking union, a system that shares the risks of financial breakdown across national borders.
Field emission may result in voltage breakdown across the cathode anode gap, or a punch-through failure of the insulator holding off the cathode potential, as well as lesser though still serious problems.
Using an experimental design that includes clinical data, a tissue phantom, sound, optical, ultrasound and MRI measurements, we show that the phenomenon is caused by electrical breakdown across ionized electrolysis produced gases near the electrodes.
The AA said that by midday it had attended 6,800 breakdowns across the country, with more than 60 cars stuck in snow or flood water.
In 2012 a New York Times exposé, Mangled Horses, Maimed Jockeys, brought front-page visibility to disturbing trends including the fact that at the time, 24 racehorses suffered fatal breakdowns across America each week, a rate far higher than in most of the rest of the world.
A passenger at Heathrow going by the name of Fridalust asked: "How come British Airways flights have been cancelled but 'most other flights' are ok!? What's the difference between them?" 11.52am: To give you an idea of how bad the conditions on the roads are, the AA had attended around 4,000 breakdowns across the UK by 10.30am.
The AA had attended 11,300 breakdowns across the UK by 1500 GMT on Wednesday, with the busiest areas said to be London, especially the south of the capital, Yorkshire, Kent, north-east England and Aberdeen.
The audit, conducted over two years and released Tuesday, describes policy and possible ethics breakdowns across the agency, with particular focus on poor supervision and management.
