The phrase "precipitated into" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a rapid process of change—typically one that could not be helped. For example, you could say, "The company was precipitated into bankruptcy due to the economic downturn."
Caroline is precipitated into ancient spites and ructions.
Inside unfolds a collection of environments seemingly precipitated into existence by the encounter between the wild world of mountains and lakes glimpsed through back windows and the cosy domestic world of tiled fireplaces, patterned wallpaper and stuffed armchairs.
I believe that my sense of being precipitated into the inhuman – yet humanly originated – substratum of reality each time the image of Caroline Proust's head disintegrates into its component pixels is the shape of things to come.
If it does so it is, to use the jargon, "precipitated" into the atmosphere where it gives up its energy and never returns to space.So the way to sweep the Van Allen belts clean of their troublesome electrons and protons is to bombard the particles with radio waves at a frequency that speeds them up as they head towards the poles.
e Temporal variation of counts of 1 MeV electrons precipitated into the atmosphere (100 km altitude).
In another experiment[32], most of Zn2+ ions were precipitated into Zn(OH 2.
In ZK alloys these mechanisms interact since some Zn can be precipitated into Zn Zr intermetallics.
Zn-based nanoparticles were precipitated into nanoporous a-SiO2/Si templates using chemical and electrochemical deposition.
At the end of the required period, the polymerization was stopped by dilution with THF and precipitated into excess methanol.
This solution was stirred for 24 h and then precipitated into excess amount of methanol three times.
The formed Ni2Si and SiC phases eventually precipitated into the Ni2Si core and SiC shell of the heterostructure nanowires.
