The phrase "a decrease in intellectual" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reduction in intellectual capacity, engagement, or activity in a specific context.
Example: "The study revealed a decrease in intellectual performance among students who were not engaged in regular cognitive exercises."
Alternatives: "a decline in intellectual" or "a reduction in intellectual".
"Arabs today feel monitored," he said, attributing a decrease in intellectual freedom to the growing power of a lower middle class whose members are literate but not broadly educated.
Toxic emissions from the Exide Technologies plant have the potential to create "neurological changes, specifically a decrease in intellectual function in children," said Jean Ospital, health effects officer for the South Coast Air Quality Management District.
The results revealed that a decrease in intellectual and emotional function dominated while a decrease in ADL-function was less pronounced.
1– 3 The clinical picture of andropause syndrome is characterized by a diminished sexual desire and erectile capability, increased fatigue, depression, skin alterations, as well as by a decrease in intellectual activity, lean body mass, body hair, and bone mineral density that results in osteoporosis.
Furthermore, it is striking that children with SCD did not report a lower HRQoL on the School environment domain, as studies on neurocognitive sequelae of SCD have shown a decrease in general intellectual ability as well as deficits in specific neurocognitive domains in children with SCD [ 32].
A decrease in the intellectual activity of filling out pension forms, reading newspapers, books and magazines, and being interested in news programs related to health was also an independent predictor of increased risk of mortality due to all causes and senility.
These results suggest a dose-dependent decrease in intellectual ability following lead exposure, with higher lead exposure producing larger point decreases.
Indeed, one can suppose that these borderline subjects have a cognitive reserve or possess compensatory mechanisms that enable them to pass cognitive paper-pencil tests, thereby masking their true decrease in intellectual performance during single-tasking.
In so doing, we show that a regulator could raise social welfare by strengthening original manufacturer (OM) intellectual property rights in exchange for a decrease in physical product attributes built into products by OMs that inhibit remanufacturing.
"Ivan took a decrease in compensation last year.
"There is a decrease in fidelity".
