'chain breakdown' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a failure in communication or information exchange between people, entities, or systems. For example: The chain breakdown between the factory workers and management led to a major disruption in production.
The two still kicking all experienced the same challenges of the others: never enough money, not enough customers, supply chain breakdowns and unrealistic expectations.
Ad hoc solutions are also sometimes needed to address more general supply chain breakdowns that threaten supply shortages.
[This process] links several kinds of bacteria in a production chain to breakdown plant material.
A Guardian undercover investigation last year added to pressure on the industry when it revealed high levels of contamination and poor hygiene at leading abattoirs, including birds that had been dropped on the floor being recycled into the food chain, and breakdowns in machinery leading to pileups of guts and high-risk material.
Some indole substances are capable of supporting electron flux through the respiratory chain, preventing the breakdown of the mitochondrial membrane potential, and decreasing electron leakage, and they thereby reduce the formation of free-radicals [12].
The DHS-3 marker likely reveals levels of short chain fatty acid breakdown.
Increases in food insecurity after reduced crop production, breaks in the supply chain, and the breakdown of the economy can lead to lasting changes in food supply [ 22].
These findings indicate that the S-nitrosation of mitochondrial protein thiols targets a number of enzymes central to mitochondrial metabolism, specifically those supplying electrons to the respiratory chain from the breakdown of both carbohydrates and fatty acids.
