'bust down' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe an act of destruction or to refer to a task that requires a lot of effort. For example, "We need to bust down this wall to make room for the new staircase."
Once in Dallas, Amberson has years to get to know Oswald, but he can't just bust down the door.
As a result, China's stimulus will inevitably be followed by a bust down the road (see article).Few things matter more for the global economy than whether this argument is right.
This is why you can host a Super Bowl party in your living room without paying an additional fee to whichever network is broadcasting it, or worrying that a lawyer in a power suit will bust down your front door.
Say things like "We've got to be careful" and "The eagle has landed" into your phone and wait for federal agents to bust down your door and take your entire stash.
Twenty-four houremainain before we bust down the doors of Royale Night Club and throw the biggest geek party Boston has ever seen.
It's almost like Nintendo opened the door for next-gen gaming, but Microsoft could bust down the damn wall with Natal.
Why hasn't Rasmus been busted down to traffic duty given his hopelessness at detective work?
Always deferential, Hirsch described himself as "a busted down, retreaded halfback who happened to get lucky".
He was visited at that period by numbers of busted down adquaintances, some of the connected with newspapers.
The Bears needed only three plays before Malan busted down the left sideline for a 45-yard touchdown run.
"The cops busted down the door, and it all came back to me," said Mr. Sanchez, who served four and a half years for gang-related crimes.
