"dust fall" is a grammatically correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to refer to the phenomenon of dust falling from the sky, or to the act of someone sprinkling dust. For example: "The dust fall was so thick that it obscured the sky."
Making an Iota's Difference, or Not HOW does dust fall onto a bookshelf?
"It lets it breathe and lets the dust fall to the floor".
Jorge Bermudez, a control room supervisor, watched the fluorescent lights briefly go out and saw dust fall from the ceiling.
The application of the technique in the 3rd coal seam in east working face of Xingcun coal mine shows not only single-arch injection experienced a significant increase on average, from no more than 10 m3 to 63.3886 m3, but also the effect of dust fall, cooling and rock burst prevention is remarkable.
However, monthly prevalence of respiratory disease during the period from 1962 65 was significantly correlated with the corresponding values of SO2as well as with the amount of dust fall in the Yokkaichi area, although the level of total SP and dust fall in this area were reported to be low [ 3, 8].
Dust fall is of public health concern because it settles on surfaces and becomes a pathway of ambient lead exposure and a potential pathway of residential exposure via tracking and blowing of exterior dust.
Dust falling into your apartment, coming through the cracks.
SANTIAGO XALITZINTLA, Mexico — The night sky sparked bright; dust fell on the villagers.
There was dust falling from the ceiling because of the explosions.
Amid the dust falling from the broken ceiling deputies tried to find cover.
In one of those episodes, a business employee at The Washington Post was tested for exposure to anthrax after some powder or dust fell from a package she had opened.
