The phrase "a decrease in injury" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reduction in the number or severity of injuries in a specific context, such as sports, workplace safety, or health studies.
Example: "The new safety protocols have led to a significant decrease in injury among employees."
Alternatives: "a reduction in injuries" or "a decline in injury rates."
We've found that these types of products increase compliance and lead to a decrease in injuries," says Alex Berti, the company's national product sales manager.
Four of the ed municipalities had a decreasing in-patient injury trend, while three of the ld municipalities had an increasing number of in-patients between the years 1987–1989 and 2000 2002.[ 25] Different parts of Sweden were represented, but with a focus on the country's south-west.
Interestingly, serum AST activity in hepatectomized animals, a marker of liver injury, was about a third of the WT value in the double KO mice, reflecting a decrease in liver injury after PH (Fig. 1F).
In prospective outcome animal experiments, P-APRV resulted in an increase in oxygenation along with a decrease in histopathologic injury as compared with CPPV and LTV ventilation strategies [5, 52, 57, 61, 62].
A recently published meta-analysis, including eight trials that evaluated two types of mechanical ventilation in patients with uninjured lungs in the operating room, demonstrated a decrease in lung injury development, pulmonary infection, and atelectasis using lower tidal volumes and high PEEP [31].
iNO down-regulates lung-derived cytokines and free radicals production, which may lead to a decrease in brain injury [32].
At this juncture the evidence indicates that treating gestational diabetes decreases LGA and shoulder dystocia, which provides a trend towards a decrease in birth injury.
Increased lung compliance, higher arterial partial pressure of oxygen (PaO2) and a decrease in lung injury have been demonstrated with HCA in a rabbit VILI model [ 11].
