The phrase "a dramatic shrinkage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant reduction in size, quantity, or extent in various contexts, such as economics, biology, or personal experiences.
Example: "The company reported a dramatic shrinkage in its market share over the last quarter, prompting concerns among investors."
Alternatives: "a significant decrease" or "a substantial reduction."
A dramatic shrinkage of the labor force could negatively affect economic growth and society, with fewer young people faced with supporting many older people.
This mutation occurs in 3-5% of lung-cancer patients, and in trials Xalkori caused a dramatic shrinkage of the tumour in around half of those treated.The catch is that the respite does not last.
Scientists tracking a dramatic shrinkage in Arctic sea ice over the past few years have come to a worrisome conclusion: If the trend continues, it could speed up the melting of Arctic permafrost as well.
Approximately 10% of patients with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) (those harboring an activating mutation of EGFR) show a dramatic shrinkage in response to the inhibitor gefitinib [39], [40], but this is unlikely to lead to long-term cure.
Accordingly such therapy is not expected to cause a dramatic shrinkage of an established tumour.
Well in the autumn of 2008, after the collapse of Lehman, there was a sudden and dramatic shrinkage of world trade.
This strategy potentially avoids over-staining effects for exterior regions of the sample and also seems to avoid the dramatic shrinkage reported when using a high concentration iodine solution at the beginning of staining [ 12].
Thermal treatment was performed on the capsules and a dramatic thermal shrinkage up to 60% decrease of capsule diameter above 50 °C was observed.
It is possible to identify a dramatic cell shrinkage under the high power excitation.
Here too, J2ME has seen dramatic shrinkage over the past 3 months.
The additional ozone is blocking harmful ultraviolet radiation--good news for penguins as well as humans living in the far southern Southern Hemisphere, although this dramatic shrinkage isn't expected to continue.
