The phrase "a decrease in enrollment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes in the number of students enrolled in an educational institution or program.
Example: "The university reported a significant decrease in enrollment this semester compared to last year."
Alternatives: "a drop in enrollment" or "a decline in enrollment".
There are some neighborhoods where there has been a decrease in enrollment, but the decrease in enrollment has been exacerbated by charter schools.
As regards the socio-economic conditions, a statistically significant increase of the QLI was observed, a decrease in enrollment in the contributory regimen and an increase in enrollment in the subsidised regimen as well as a slight increase in sewerage coverage.
Student attitudes toward science have been investigated since the mid-1960s (Ramsden, 1998; Osborne et al., 2003; Reid, 2006), when educators started seeing a decrease in enrollment in science courses and decreased interest in science and technology related disciplines among youth.
Combined with the recession in Japan, this trend has led to a decrease in Japanese enrollment in some institutions.
The first freshman class selected to Florida's state college system since Gov. Jeb Bush put an end to race-based admissions has shown, instead of a decrease in minority enrollment, an increase of 12percentt.
Since the regulation has been enforced, the Ossining Children's Center has seen a 38percentt decrease in enrollment of children receiving subsidies.
This was followed by a further decrease in enrollment, resulting in the university having fewer than 140,000 students in 2017, the same year that the sale of Apollo Education Group, Inc., to a private investment group was finalized.
A significant decrease in enrollment is found to occur only when borrowing constraints are severely tightened and the option to work while in school is removed.
Roberts said the situation there is different from Maybury, noting the facility is severely underutilized and that DPS expects a 31percentt decrease in enrollment at the high school over the next five years.
Over the course of several semesters, a steady decrease in enrollment in the LBC physics course sequence was observed, with the majority of these students choosing to take MSU's algebra-based, introductory physics course sequence instead.
One study on this subject estimates that there is a one percent decrease in enrollment for every $400 increase in tuition at public institutions.
