The phrase "electricity outage" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation where the flow of electricity is interrupted, either in a localized area or across a larger area (e.g., an entire city). Example sentence: Due to the severe thunderstorms, there was an electricity outage throughout the city.
As an electricity outage disrupts the proceedings, polite interaction gradually disintegrates into utter sadness and disconnection.
He added that the incident was "allegedly caused by an electricity outage".
The VoLL determines the foregone value added due to electricity outage.
There was no indication of a link between the two events although some reports said the armed radicals had been able to enter the courthouse as the metal detectors were not working due to the electricity outage.
An emergency stop led to the chairs sliding back at high speed, the economy minister, Dimitry Kumsishvili, told journalists, adding that the incident was "allegedly caused by an electricity outage".
Rosselló told reporters the island could have been better prepared for the hurricane, which hit on 20 September 2017, causing an island-wide electricity outage and telecommunications failures that made it nearly impossible for people to contact loved ones and get help for weeks after the storm.
Electricity outages would last a few hours at least.
CenterPoint Energy reported multiple electricity outages affecting about 55,000 customers.
How much should US utilities spend to prevent electricity outages, particularly during storms?
Factors include but are not limited to rain, mud, electricity outages, and then, after departure, the distractions of Paris.
O.K., there are water shortages and electricity outages and Caracas is the murder capital of the world.
