The phrase "a decreasing share of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where the proportion or percentage of something is diminishing over time.
Example: "In recent years, the company has seen a decreasing share of the market due to increased competition."
Alternatives: "a shrinking portion of" or "a declining percentage of".
However, a decreasing share of industry in GDP seems to contribute to a decline in per capita emissions.
Furthermore, a decreasing share of livestock products in human diets could also be associated with health benefits, particularly in the industrialized regions40,42.
And the 2018 SSBI finds that active or retired top executives comprise a decreasing share of director appointments, as boards cast a wider and deeper net to identify director talent and enhance boardroom diversity.
The development of the German labor force in recent years is characterized by a decreasing share of permanent full-time employees, by an increasing percentage of employees in flexible jobs, and by a decreasing share of inactive individuals.
Regarding the modal split, the new masterplan is characterized by a decreasing share of investment into the federal road infrastructure and an increasing share of replacement investment, thereby reducing the opportunities for a further expansion of the federal road network.
Outpatient visits and inpatient admissions for malaria at MMH represent a decreasing share of total visits during this period.
During the 2004 financial crisis, state lawmakers gave cities a greater share of property tax revenues to make up for a decreased share of sales taxes that were used to pay off a $15-billion 15-billion voter-approved voter-approved
Nevertheless, Tasmania has remained among the poorest of Australia's states, with a steadily decreasing share of the country's population.
The constituent trusses of a regular space truss fail in order of decreasing share of interactive nodal shear forces.
Genome comparisons also confirmed that SAG shared a decreased portion of their core genome with less taxonomically related Streptococcus species including S. pneumoniae, S. pyogenes, and S. agalactiae (Table 3).
Together these findings highlight the urgent need to strengthen current outreach efforts to increase personal awareness of risk and to decrease sharing of injection equipment.
