The phrase "a constant decrease of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a steady or ongoing reduction in quantity, size, or intensity of something.
Example: "The study revealed a constant decrease of productivity over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "a steady decline in" or "an ongoing reduction of".
The existing models in the literature suggest a constant decrease of particle wall contact time with an increase in the gas velocity.
It was shown that the addition of palladium to platinum led to a constant decrease of the activity with the Pd ratio.
Scenario 2, which exhibits a constant annual growth of the non-rejected rate at 14% in opposition to scenario 3 that exhibits a constant decrease of the rejected rate at 15.7%, is the best one, as additional efforts imposed are always less demanding for all the analyzed packaging wastes.
The yield responses over time varies as well, from a constant decrease of performances over time in Bako independently of the RCP, to a decrease in time from near-term to mid-century before increasing back by the end-of-century in Melkassa and Hawassa under RCP4.5.
Tracing back its expansion (assuming a constant decrease of expansion speed due to the nebula's mass) yielded a date for the creation of the nebula several decades after 1054, implying that its outward velocity has decelerated less than assumed since the supernova explosion.
Increased IκBα levels correlated with a constant decrease of phosphorylated IκBα in FLSs.
This is a constant decrease independent of severity.
In the present study, PsbP protein showed a constant decrease with duration of cold treatment and little detection at later time points, suggesting they were hyper sensitive to cold, which might be one potential target for molecular breeding.
Moreover, Vernon and Griffin [ 16] showed, after an initial increase of GFAP after two weeks of differentiation, a constant decrease below the GFAP content of undifferentiated cells.
Thermal diffusivity showed a constant decrease with the increase of graphene content.
Both Classic and Signature MPSS data show a constant decrease in the percentage of low-count genes in the low tag-position range.
