"fall casualty" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to someone or something that has become a victim of something, such as a situation or a period of time. For example, "The small business was a fall casualty of the economic downturn."
For some, the graffiti is a totem of the area's artistic style, but the colorful knot of aerosol art will most likely fall casualty to two buildings with about 1,300 rental units that are planned by the lot's owner.
We cannot let today's ruling be a pronouncement which is simply left in Stormont to gather dust and fall casualty to yet more self-righteous religious men posturing in Northern Irish parliament.
Because of constant neglect, marginalization and criminalization of the border region, on March 8, border organizations and community leaders announced the formation of an unprecedented coalition to assert the rights and interests of the communities that often fall casualty to our country's border policies.
When Espinosa sets off an earthquake on top of a tambourine, the tiny figures topple and fall, casualties to the vision of the great megalomaniac artist with an unlimited budget.
One work that fell casualty back then, Mahler's Ninth Symphony, will form the second of two programs conducted by Michael Tilson Thomas, replacing Mahler's Third, originally scheduled.
They also fell casualty to some of the same flubs that make it a true lipdub, like the two-second YouTube lag that makes the audio and the video just sliiightly off and renders the entire experience comical.
However, a drop in road traffic during the recession partly contributed to the significant fall in casualties.
The separation of church and state has fallen, a casualty on the culture war battlefield.
Countries where the drink-drive limit has been cut have seen falls in casualties.
Even as green-on-blue violence has fallen, civilian casualties have continued to rise as Taliban bombs have wreaked havoc on local populations.
The alarm was raised by a party of five walkers in the area, who saw the casualty fall on to the path.
