'early collapse' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It describes a situation in which something, such as a business, an organization, or a plan of action, fails or fails to come to fruition much more quickly than expected. For example, "The company experienced an early collapse due to poor management and a lack of investment."
This pause allowed the tower's foundation to settle and likely prevented its early collapse.
He retired 14 of 15 hitters in one stretch, his whole night seemingly effortless, made easy by Mussina's early collapse.
The United States believed that Jamaica's desperation for victory might make it vulnerable to an early collapse, so the Americans applied vigorous pressure in the opening moments.
Already, the visitors were being overrun in midfield – where Arturo Vidal appeared to be struggling after an early collapse – and utterly outmanoeuvred on the flanks.
The schedule at Blue Pearl is similar to that at other retreats: a wretchedly early start, lots of lemon water, light meals, vigorous yoga, grueling hikes, weights, rest, massage time, tai chi (led by Vince McCullough, an incredibly fit and funny 79-year-old), more yoga and early collapse.
Environmental crazing of fibers is characterized by the early collapse of the thermodynamically unstable structure of crazes.
New evidence suggests that the mining company concealed an earlier collapse, which could have alerted safety regulators and avoided the tragedy.
Many of those who did not escape had not heard about the earlier collapse and did not hear evacuation orders, according to the accounts of firefighters and others who survived.
The US government fears a return to the convulsions of 1989, when an earlier collapse in oil prices contributed to riots and looting in which more than 300 people died, the officials said.
As mentioned earlier, collapse and subsurface erosion caused by existence of underground aqueducts could also result in ground subsidence.
Add to this the earlier collapse of a rural cooperative health insurance program run by agricultural cooperatives and communes -- and many Chinese parents were left without a guarantee of being cared for in their declining years.
