The phrase "a decrease in executive" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing a reduction in the number or power of executives within an organization, but it requires additional context for clarity.
Example: "The company reported a decrease in executive positions due to restructuring efforts."
Alternatives: "a reduction in executives" or "a decline in executive roles".
We also observed that a decrease in the MoCA-executive functions and calculation score and in the ROCF-recall score were both correlated to the frequency of migraine.
"The more you can do from a design perspective, the more participation you get from the community, the more likely you're going to see a decrease in crime," said Drew O'Connor, executive director of the Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods group.
"Without a disruptive amount of funding, not just a little bit more every year, but an actual disruptive change -- double the money we are currently getting, triple the money -- we are not going to see an increase in services and a decrease in unmet requests," said Cindy Southworth, executive vice president of the National Network to End Domestic Violence.
Neither the significant antidepressant effect nor the significant transient decrease in executive and verbal episodic memory tests after ECT could be related to changes in hippocampal volume.
This summer alone, Lockheed Martin has laid off about 2,500 workers, its executives citing a decrease in government spending as a major cause.
Executives also cited a decrease in the sales of programs owned by CBS to digital streaming sites.
Qualcomm, the chip maker, reported a decrease in its third-quarter profit Wednesday, though its chief executive Paul E. Jacobs, said the company had a strong quarter and healthy demand — a sign of recovery in the wireless market.
Helen Dewdney, Complaining Cow blogger and author of the consumer guide How to Complain, has definitely noticed a decrease in the number of personal replies she gets from CEOs as executive teams take over.
Avik Kabessa, the chief executive of Carmel Car and Limousine Service, said he had observed a decrease in business between traditional rush periods, which he attributed to the apps.
For practical relevance, hospital and nursing executives should consider strategizing fall and injurious fall prevention efforts by aiming for a decrease in staff response time to call lights.
