The phrase "a decreased range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a reduction in the extent or scope of something, such as capabilities, options, or measurements.
Example: "The new software update has resulted in a decreased range of available features compared to the previous version."
Alternatives: "a reduced range" or "a limited range".
Even Tesla's batteries, on the other hand, lose their ability to hold a charge, so that a battery will suffer a decreased range over years of use.
However, only 10 20 % will experience symptoms such as a decreased range of motion or inflammation of the involved joint.
She was walking with an antalgic gait and had a decreased range of motion of her hip.
The patient experienced axillary paresthesia, a decreased range of motion of the shoulder and arm, but has experienced no recurrence in the 10 months since surgery.
ALND may be associated with scarring, axillary paresthesia, a decreased range of motion of the shoulder and arm, and lymphedema [15].
The patient who underwent ALND showed axillary paresthesia, a decreased range of motion of the shoulder and arm, while the other two patients who only underwent SLNB did not show any complications.
The nine species were analyzed in three sets, ALL, NEU and CON, which represent a decreasing range of evolutionary distances.
Moreover, the complaints had to be associated with a subjective decreased range of vision.
After adjustment for confounders, participants with ITW and decreased ROM of the ankle joints had a significantly decreased range of joint motion in other joints, whereas quantitative ultrasound measurements and muscle strength were comparable.
There was a report of decreased range of motion in three patients; in one of these patients, arthroscopy demonstrated a lymphoplasmacellular fibrinous tissue consistent with a delayed-type hypersensitivity reaction [ 48, 50, 55].
Thirdly, aging remains a controversial contributor to decreased range of motion in diarthrodial joints [ 18– 24].
