The phrase "a decrement in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a reduction or decrease in a specific quantity or value.
Example: "There was a significant decrement in the overall sales figures this quarter compared to the last."
Alternatives: "a reduction in the" or "a decrease in the".
These data indicate a decrement in the release of reactive oxygen species by diabetic PLT.
Polarization behavior of combined fuel cells also depicted a decrement in the ohmic and activation losses.
The addition of CNTs to the base electrolyte induced a rougher surface accompanied by a decrement in the coating thickness as compared to the sample treated in the base electrolyte.
The increment in the ratio between the λ1 and λ2 causes a decrement in the improvement of the throughput.
This difference in physical distance of stimulus presentation might lead to a decrement in the emotional intensity of the disgust stimuli during the experiment.
We observe that increasing values of the thermophoretic parameter, τ, induces a decrement in the concentration of the particles throughout the flow domain.
Catch trial data also showed a decrement in performance in the CCWFF and retraining in the CWFF (see Figure 3).
Whereas time to completion of intubation was faster in the succinylcholine group, this was not accompanied by a decrement in oxygen saturation in the rocuronium group.
In addition, disability (or a decrement in functioning) is the result of an interaction between underlying health conditions and contextual factors, namely environmental and personal factors.
Note that although the non-spatial task was now much harder than in Experiment 2, there was still no evidence of a decrement in performance within the 8-min duration of this task.
We observed a decrement in blood pressure in the active arm, suggestive of successful nitrate supplementation, however, quantitative determination of NO3− and/or NO2− may have provided definite confirmation.
