The phrase "a decrease of service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reduction in the level or quality of service provided by a company or organization.
Example: "Due to budget cuts, there has been a noticeable decrease of service in customer support."
Alternatives: "a reduction in service" or "a decline in service".
"The Problem With an Almost-Perfect Genetic World" (Week in Review, Nov. 20) discusses the concern that advances in prenatal screening for Down syndrome and other conditions will lead to a decrease of services and care for people born with disabilities.
Neither a decrease of the service time nor an induced reliability issue from the klystron or any high-power high-voltage component of the transmitter has been experienced.
Results show that further market liberalization leads to a decrease of landscape services in the study area.
At the end of last month, according to the report, there were 7,140 active residential listings posted with the listing service, a decrease of 8percentt from a year ago.
The numerical results show that both increase of the creep strain ratio and absence of the primary creep strain will lead to an increase of stress levels and decrease of service life dramatically, suggesting that uncertainties of creep models have to be taken into account in the design of graphite components in HTRs.
In the cloud computing platform, it allocates calculation resources base on the scale of the terminal load, thus avoiding the decrease of service quality.
As shown in Table 6, a decrease in the total variance observed in QISO scores across countries due to country-level variables was observable for all groups of services, although this was more evident for generic services, with a decrease of nearly 8% with the addition of GDP per capita: the ICC dropped from 21.6%to13.8%8%.
Early age microcracks are generally the primary cause for a decrease in service life of cement-based structures.
Comparing planted forests to natural growth forests, there is a clear trade off between the produced goods and ecosystem services and a decrease of biological diversity (Carnus et al. 2006).
"The loss of, or inability to maintain, existing licenses could result in a decrease in service quality or loss of service," according to a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission document.
The major defects of these previous approaches include an increased complexity of system architecture, a decrease in service capabilities, undesirable processing times, and a failure to satisfy users.
