"engine shutdown" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of stopping the operation of a vehicle engine. For example, "Before shutting down the airplane, the pilot performed an engine shutdown."
Green said engineers have built in delays to engine shutdown out of concern that a child might push a power button and turn off the engine.
Other perfectly survivable occurrences include violent engine shuddering, sputtering flames and engine shutdown.
"We're focusing on cases where there was clearly an engine shutdown.
If they erroneously register that the tanks contain fuel when they are actually empty, a catastrophic engine shutdown could occur.
Four engine cutoff sensors monitor hydrogen levels in the tank and set off an engine shutdown if the fuel level falls dangerously low.
Roughly three minutes after engine shutdown, the rocket's upper stage and the just released warhead and decoys rise above the horizon, where they can be tracked by radar.
The pilots' specialized training included handling simple engine shutdowns and other known possibilities.
The Government ordered immediate inspections of engines in the newest Boeing 737's today, after broken engine parts prompted two engine shutdowns in flight.
"The events have included air turnbacks, in-flight engine shutdowns, T/R inner wall panel sections and parts being separated from the airplane, collapse of the inner T/R inner wall panels, and engine fire loop fault messages," according to what is called an airworthiness directive.
At least one manufacturer prevents emergency engine shutdowns if the vehicle is moving at less than 5 mph.
The car also has engine-shutdown technology.
