The phrase "systematic collapse" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a gradual or deliberate process of decline or failure. It can be used in various contexts, such as describing the downfall of a government, economy, or organization. Example: The country's economy suffered a systematic collapse due to corrupt government policies and mismanagement of funds. As a result, businesses closed, unemployment rates soared, and citizens struggled to meet their basic needs.
By tying up so much needed capital (much more than just the $700 billion invested in TARP would suggest) to ward off systematic collapse because of misguided Wall Street bets, taxpayers do not have the resources needed to invest in heath care and education for Main Street.
Finally, we find that the end of 2010 is marked by an upwards trend in the ICF, which shows that the market is still in the abnormal state, and still strongly prone to systematic collapse.
In this context, since the concatenation of the LDGM and BCH code is systematic, variable nodes and collapse into a single node, which has not been shown in the plots for the sake of clarity.
They were first adopted in the 1990s by Alberto Fujimori, an elected autocrat whose regime collapsed amid systematic corruption, but they were pursued more effectively by two democratic presidents, Alejandro Toledo and Alan García.Given the quickening progress, one might expect Mr García, the president since 2006, to have chosen a successor set to romp to victory in an election on April 10th.
The total collapse on the systematic infrastructure of our country was something that anyone could see coming from miles away, but we never expected it to happen this soon.
For these infections, the evidence base linking these viruses to collapsing glomerulopathy deserves further systematic investigation.
Although P2P lending is only a relatively small piece in China's financial industry, there are still concerns that the collapse of these platforms should trigger systematic risks, Shen said.
"A case may collapse, regardless of the fact of widespread or systematic attack against a civilian population and regardless of the complicity of the accused in the attack.
The systematic de-Christianisation of France was not the natural and inevitable collapse of sclerotic religion and the natural and inevitable rise of Enlightenment rationality.
Conservators are repeatedly forced to shore up crumbling walls and water-damaged frescoes rather than plan the systematic maintenance of the 163-acre site to prevent sudden collapses.
Filipinos were thrilled at the peaceful ouster of a president who had become an embarrassment -- a lazy, hard-drinking womanizer who had allowed the economy to collapse and had, according to testimony in the Senate, engaged in systematic corruption.
