The phrase "spreading fallout" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to the consequences of a situation or to the aftermath of an event that has wide-reaching repercussions. For example: "The financial crisis is still spreading fallout throughout the global economy."
SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio — In a sign of the spreading economic fallout of mortgage foreclosures, several suburbs of Cleveland, one of the nation's hardest-hit cities, are spending millions of dollars to maintain vacant houses as they try to contain blight and real-estate panic.
Still, atomic power remains a hugely sensitive matter after the Ukrainian nuclear disaster in Chernobyl in 1986 spread fallout across the Continent.
REYKJAVIK, Iceland — Like the volcano that erupted last week, this once obscure island nation seems to have awoken from centuries of quietude with a determination to spread its fallout all over Europe.
The scientists also wanted a flat area to minimize secondary effects of the blast, and with little wind to spread radioactive fallout.
This time, though, self-restraint may be a way of coping with the traumatizing scale of the loss of life as well as the spreading fears of radioactive fallout, according to Kensuke Suzuki, an associate professor of sociology at Kwansei Gakuin University in western Japan.
Fallout spread over neighbouring islands whose inhabitants the United States had, intentionally, not relocated and who were thus exposed to a steady snowfall of radioactive particles for several hours.
"Everyone wants answers".In this section A circus without a ringmaster A comeback gathers speed The fallout spreads Taking the slow road Reprints Related topics Politics Government and politics World politics Brazilian politics Latin American politicsMs Rousseff has put forward a five-point plan focused on political reform and investment in long-neglected public services.
It is aimed at attracting big foreign construction companies and ending a pattern in which firms that won contracts promptly renegotiated them to squeeze out more money.In this section A circus without a ringmaster A comeback gathers speed The fallout spreads Taking the slow road Reprints Related topics Colombia South America Juan Manuel Santos"We said: be patient.
A test of the hydrogen bomb in the Bikini atoll, in 1954, produced a yield of fifteen megatons, three times as great as scientists had predicted, and spread lethal radioactive fallout over hundreds of square miles in the Pacific, some of it affecting American observers miles away from the blast site.
