The phrase "a clear decay of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a noticeable decline or deterioration in a particular situation, condition, or quality.
Example: "The report highlighted a clear decay of trust between the two departments over the past year."
Alternatives: "a noticeable decline in" or "an evident deterioration of".
The weighted LD curve displays a clear decay, yielding an estimate of 45±± 6 generations, or about 1300 years, as the age of admixture.
There was a clear linear decay of call rate and accuracy values with divergence.
His depiction of the absurdities of the shah's Iran was a clear critique of decaying Polish bureaucratic socialism.Freedom and the hard currency to travel were rare privileges in the post-war decades.
A clear linear decay fit the log-log data well (with a R value of 0.78) in the case of GC pairs.
The new narrowband excitation data resolve clear multiphasic decay of the Pfr excited-state population, demonstrating heterogeneity of the Pfr ground state.
This decay is a clear disadvantage of cobalt-induced neocortical epilepsy models, as long-term epileptological investigations are hampered.
The chain decay system is a clear example of this.
The decision to scrap the Manchester mega-casino, accompanied by the promise to find better ways of regenerating our decaying inner cities, was a clear rejection of the market economy as the solution to all the problems of growth and renewal.
The figure indicates that the proposed design eliminates the flat trapezoidal shape which results in the original algorithm correlation output, and produces a clear peak indicating a clear maximum of the correlation with quadratic decaying neighboring points.
However a study of grapefruit harvesting shows the date they are picked has a clear influence on decay, with 30.7% of fruit picked before flowering rotting, but only 5.5% rotting if picked during full bloom.
