The phrase "a decrease in rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reduction in a specific rate, such as interest rates, growth rates, or any measurable rate of change.
Example: "The recent economic report indicated a decrease in rate for inflation, which is a positive sign for consumers."
Alternatives: "a reduction in rate" or "a decline in rate".
Within FOs, satiation was evident at low FUPs by a decrease in rate of intake across a 40 min FO; at high FUPs responding was evenly distributed.
Decrease of the two-electron wave at pH greater than about 8 is due to a decrease in rate of protonation of the radical anion formed in the first electron uptake.
Therefore, the changes in the PWP are directly associated with the variations in the rate of hydration in the CPB, namely a decrease in rate of hydration occurs with curing time, (2) both the simulated results and measured values indicate that the initial CPB temperature can affect the CPB strength, especially at the very early ages.
Thus as the rotation of a star is slowed because of braking, there is a decrease in rate of loss of angular momentum.
Mutants N202A and Q228E exhibited a decrease in rate constant for ET compared to WT ToMOH.
The best fitting model for harpalines shows a decrease in rate at 41 My ago and again at about 12 My ago.
"We had no call for an increase of rates, but we had no call for a decrease in rates," Mr. Trichet said.
Also, in April 2016, INCOMPAS, the non-incumbent competitor association, known as 'CLECs', cut a deal with Verizon, proposing a decrease in rates, and some other points.
Such guidelines have subsequently led to a decrease in rates over the past three decades [ 42, 43].
There was a decrease in rates in the period 33 35 months mainly in the 50 54 and 55 59 age groups.
In a sample of youth with type 1 diabetes, there has been a decrease in rates of SH and a weaker relationship with glycemic control than previously observed.
