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The phrase "a downward line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a line that slopes downwards or indicates a decrease in value or position.
Example: "The graph shows a downward line, indicating a steady decline in sales over the past year."
Alternatives: "a declining line" or "a descending line".
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Though it generated proceeds of $3.4 billion, its share price has mostly moved in a downward line.
As the frequency scale runs from 1 (very frequent) to 4 (never), an upward line indicates a negative association between implementing the instructional mode and the schools' mean score, and a downward line indicates a positive association.
Here's the similar chart, but inverted so that a declining dollar value is represented by a downward line.
The key word "Trübsal" is illustrated each time by a downward line, each time with more intensity.
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First, because Alzheimer's is not a smooth downward curve, but a jagged downward line – she has good days and bad days, just like everyone else.
Double quotations are represented with a single downward line.
From the beginning of the year 2013 through the beginning of April, I had a fairly good downward line going, but, as you can understand, I was still a bit confused and discouraged.
Next join the top-left dot to the bottom-right dot with a downward sloping line that crosses over the first two lines.
So that steep downward line from 80% in 2008 represents a declining share in a declining market.
A downward curving line was liberty.
It should be noted that a downward trending line doesn't necessarily mean that the absolute traffic for a search term is decreasing - only that its popularity (or query share) is decreasing.
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