The phrase "a decrease in health" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decline in physical or mental well-being, often in medical or health-related contexts.
Example: "The study revealed a significant decrease in health among participants who engaged in sedentary lifestyles."
Alternatives: "a decline in health" or "a deterioration in health."
Factors influencing farmers' return included financial capacity, a decrease in health fears with the reduction of ash storms, and the strength of emotional attachment to the land.
These clinical results lead to a decrease in health care resource utilization and, therefore, have a positive impact on health economics of atrial fibrillation.
Recently, injectable biomaterials have been applied extensively in the field of tissue engineering, due to their minimally invasive nature, reduced patient discomfort and complications along with a decrease in health care costs.
In the SBI scenario the reduction in alcohol consumption results in a decrease in the incidence of alcohol related diseases, and in a decrease in health care costs of these diseases.
No study reported a decrease in health care practitioner performance or declining patient outcomes.
A decrease in health status - whether caused by work or not - may influence the worker's productivity and work ability [ 13].
A decrease in health-related quality of life was expected for respondents with GERD symptoms.
The main clinical indication for TKA is osteoarthritis [ 3] causing severe pain and substantial functional disabilities, leading to a decrease in health-related quality of life [ 4].
A decrease in health-related quality of life was seen during the final year of life, especially during the final 4 months.
Exacerbations, or acute worsening of the symptoms, which lead to a decrease in health-related quality of life, are part of the natural history of the disease [ 3].
For patients with subacute BNP, this agrees with Linton et al. [ 9], whose cognitive-behavioural interventions were followed by a decrease in health-care utilization.
