The phrase "a decrease in rates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes in pricing, interest rates, or other measurable rates in various contexts such as finance, economics, or services.
Example: "The recent economic report indicated a decrease in rates, which could benefit consumers looking for loans."
Alternatives: "a reduction in rates" or "a drop in rates".
"We had no call for an increase of rates, but we had no call for a decrease in rates," Mr. Trichet said.
Those forecasts are evident in the market for interest rate futures, where the odds of another interest rate increase in 2019 have fallen to zero, from about 30percentt in December, while the chance of a decrease in rates has risen to almost one in three.
Moreover, after the introduction of new therapies, especially biological therapy, endoscopic mucosal healing has been proposed to be the treatment goal, because mucosal healing is associated with a decrease in rates of hospitalisation and surgery.
For the youngest Australians, children aged 0 4, injury hospitalization rates decreased during the period 1999 to 2000 to 2010 to 2011; but these data reflect an increase in rates for males and a decrease in rates for females (Australian Institute of Health and Welfare 2013).
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.
In an analysis based on nearly one million hospital admissions, we found a decrease in rates of hospitalisation for acute coronary events (ACEs) among both men and women aged under 70 in the two years following the introduction of a comprehensive smoking ban in Italy.
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.
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.
A decrease in rate of similar magnitude is seen with a mismatch on the 5'-side of the cleavage site (position "-1").
The best fitting model for harpalines shows a decrease in rate at 41 My ago and again at about 12 My ago.
