"scattered down" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that has been spread, dropped, or distributed over a wide area. For example, "After the storm, leaves were scattered down over the lawn."
When a hurricane blows through Falls, the doctor's decoys are lost, scattered down a river.
The horses terrified the Arabs, who scattered down the side streets.
In the glow of the bedside lamp, Ashoke notices a scattered down emerging on his son's upper lip.
Six four-roomed bungalows are scattered down the hillside, each with a generous terrace perfectly placed for enjoying those views.
The children scattered down the street, except Medina, who hid in a crevice of the concrete barriers that line the road.
His nurse on the medical floor where he was transferred late one Friday was already assigned to six others scattered down a 100-foot-long hallway.
"Where it will scatter down is mostly around the site, but there's no guarantee".
A slight lessening in the pressure of my fingertips and the ones I was holding would have blown away into that wild sea, scattering down to where my mother's ashes already resided.
However, in bremsstrahlung SPECT, the different designs (the pinhole collimator is almost an empty volume where high-energy X-rays cannot scatter down into the acquisition energy window) and the better attenuating material used for the collimation (tungsten rather than lead) could result in better bremsstrahlung SPECT performances using the pinhole collimator.
In many of the cases in Fig. 4, for example, the excitation photons scatter down to 40 μm before encountering a blood vessel.
Brown was hiding away in his office, working too hard, and hiring too many advisers; power was chaotically scattered through Downing Street.
