"power breakdown" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an interruption in an electrical power supply or a failure in some other type of system. For example: "The city was plunged into darkness when a power breakdown caused a city-wide blackout."
There may be a power breakdown," says an urgent voice.
But environmentalists say the warnings that Long Island is on the verge of a major power breakdown are exaggerated.
The explosions destroyed the offices and control room of the station, resulting in a power breakdown that lasted for several hours in Peshawar and neighboring areas.
For the time being, the identification speed is becoming the bottleneck of satisfying real-time requirements (e.g. high-speed maneuvering applications, power breakdown and so on) on the premise of the robustness.
In developing countries like India, a general problem relates to frequent power breakdown, which gives augment to the spoiling of unpreserved items such as medicine and foodstuff due to lack of a passive cold retention system.
Table 2 shows the power breakdown for two motes at different values of duty cycle.
They were meeting here on how to deal with storms, power breakdowns, terror attacks and other disasters.
Massive walling provides the warmth in winter and the cooling in summer that in California causes power breakdowns because of the demand for electrical heating and cooling.
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani attacked Consolidated Edison yesterday for Monday's power breakdowns, accusing the utility of shoddy management and saying he had decided to reinstate an investigatory panel to review the utility's service to consumers.
Most importantly, sewage pumping stations must have 24 h power backup, in view of the frequent power breakdowns.
As an indicator of local recognition of the importance of energy for businesses, Nigerian manufacturers, who were asked to rank the constraints on their firms' activities, identified power breakdowns, and voltage fluctuations as their top two problems[46].
