The phrase "a dramatic contraction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or notable decrease in size, scope, or intensity in various contexts, such as economics, literature, or physical phenomena.
Example: "The company experienced a dramatic contraction in its workforce due to the economic downturn."
Alternatives: "a significant reduction" or "a sharp decline."
South Sudan faced a "dramatic contraction" in its gross domestic product, a "massive depreciation" of its currency and an "exponential rise in inflation".
Mr Pandit is believed to be an advocate of the bank's current (still vast) scale; others are said to want a dramatic contraction in Citi's balance-sheet.
The deal signals the demise of what was until recently one of America's fastest-growing financial institutions.This is the latest in a string of similar failures over recent months, all linked to a dramatic contraction in the securitised-mortgage market.
Greenspan said that the rally in Chinese stocks is "clearly unsustainable" and "there's going to be a dramatic contraction at some point". While we agree with his assessment, the timing remains uncertain.
After the former U.S. Federal Reserve chairman warned that the high-flying Chinese stock markets faced a dramatic contraction, the high-flying Chinese stock markets suffered a minor contraction on Thursday.
However, Atg7 −/− CD8+ T cells fail to inflate and instead undergo a dramatic contraction leading to a failure to form a MCMV-specific CD8+ T cell memory pool.
So many years of atypical, read manic, economic expansion is followed inevitably by an equally dramatic contraction.
After having expanded its balance sheet during the period 2008-11, pretty much as the Fed had done, the ECB started a period of dramatic contraction in its balance sheet (and thus in the euro money base) from 2012 onwards.
Our habitat suitability maps confirm a dramatic range contraction for this species over the last 100 years.
The prime minister's remarks were his first detailed response after official figures showed a dramatic 0.7% contraction in economic activity in the second quarter of 2012.
We will deal with the deficit". The prime minister's remarks were his first detailed response after official figures showed a dramatic 0.7% contraction in economic activity in the second quarter of 2012.
