The phrase "a fall in fuel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decrease in fuel prices or availability.
Example: "The recent reports indicate a fall in fuel prices, which could benefit consumers."
Alternatives: "a decrease in fuel" or "a drop in fuel".
The reduction came despite a fall in fuel prices during the period.
The company also says its franchisees were helped by a "record low cheese price, favourable wheat price and a fall in fuel costs".
A rise in electricity and gas prices was offset somewhat by a fall in fuel costs and air transport, the Office for National Statistics ONSsaidaid.
Motoring organisation AA said the supermarkets were responding to competition and a fall in wholesale fuel prices.
Neuroglycopenic symptoms – for example, tingling of lips and irritability – are probable consequences of a fall in brain fuel.
The report from the International Air Transport Association said the 2009 loss would be half what the group's 230 members expected to lose this year and reflected improving operations in North America, where a sharp fall in fuel prices has brought relief to airlines that did not hedge against the costs.
However, the bust of the oil bubble has actually led to a fall in the average fuel economy of passenger vehicles.
Crude oil prices moved within range of $55 again Thursday, a day after briefly surpassing the mark over a fall in U.S. distillate fuels stocks that raised fears of shortages as the Northern Hemisphere winter approaches.
At today's gasoline prices, the Avalon Hybrid will save 15,000-mile-a-year drivers $950 a year in fuel costs compared with the gas-only model, paying back the $1,750 option cost in less than two years.
As an example, the EPA says buying the aforementioned $41,350 BMW i3 will save an owner $7,000 in fuel costs over five years compared to the average new vehicle.
He got an undergraduate degree in life sciences from University College Dublin and received a Ph.D. there in 1987 in fuel chemistry.
