'for a meltdown' is a very commonly used phrase in written English.
Example sentence: I suggested taking a break for a few minutes to avoid a meltdown.
They are practicing ministry for a meltdown.
They were ready for a meltdown.
The National Baseball Hall of Fame's election system is heading for a meltdown.
There's a real chance for a meltdown that could have rippling effects throughout the nation.
WASHINGTON — In the spring of 2003, the United States Senate was heading for a meltdown.
That could have been the signal for a meltdown that, so far at least, has failed to occur.
The potential for such a meltdown has risen as stock prices have fallen to near 19-year lows and left most insurers with losses in their portfolios.
Ne-Yo has been in the news for buying a $5,000 hat that crumples up and bounces back into shape; for having a meltdown in Manchester when he walked off stage last year in floods of tears (he blamed a lack of holidays and sinus problems); and for expecting his first child in January with his actress girlfriend, Monyetta Shaw.
Do not scold the person for having a meltdown.
It's important to remember that the dotcom bubble had just burst and many people were mistaking this stock market meltdown for an internet meltdown.
However, if the post-match recriminations were bad after the defeats at Bournemouth and Bolton, nothing could have prepared us for this week; less a meltdown, more a full-on twit storm.
