"fast collapse" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where something quickly succumbs to pressure or fails suddenly. For example: "The economy experienced a fast collapse when the market crashed."
This week's unexpected heat wave across much of the Northeast and Midwest, coupled with recent reports about the surprisingly fast collapse of an Antarctic ice shelf the size of Rhode Island, has heightened fears of a long-term rise in temperatures brought about by global warming.
The numerical results show the fast collapse to small scales and an exponential vorticity growth.
The very fast collapse of these bubbles would generate very high localized temperature, pressure and turbulence.
The fast collapse of small grains with sizes of 30 50 nm demonstrates the unstable nature of a nanocrystalline structure.
The folding process can be described as a fast collapse phase followed by rapid formation of the central helix, and then slow formation of a parallel β-sheet.
We found that the life cycle of D-GIS significantly shortened when the number of user's geographic information service request is higher than 15, which is because that the resources of large-scale-embedded devices fast collapse.
Mr Erdogan's much-vaunted peace process with the Kurds is fast collapsing.
He believes that civilisation has been a failure and that the system is fast collapsing, and he has been blamed by some for the mayhem at the Battle of Seattle in 1999.
Mr Sadr told his militia to "suspend its activities" for up to six months, though it was unclear what that would entail.Iran's president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, said that American power in Iraq was fast collapsing and that Iran was ready to fill the vacuum.
Hence, increased reactor temperature was suggested to allow faster foam drainage and breakdown which was reflected in the lower pressure drop levels as well as in the faster collapse in pressure drop when the flow was switched from gas to liquid feed.
WAT showed the highest number of differentially expressed probe sets between fasting and fed states (1850 upregulated and 1712 downregulated upon fasting, collapsing into 1491 upregulated and 1469 downregulated RefSeq-annotated genes), more than double the number of genes regulated in liver.
