The phrase "a faster decrease of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the rate at which something diminishes or declines, particularly in scientific or analytical contexts.
Example: "The study showed a faster decrease of the population in urban areas compared to rural ones."
Alternatives: "a more rapid decline in" or "an accelerated reduction of".
For all initial conditions investigated, Lb. plantarum LPCO10 was able to dominate over the natural population of lactic acid bacteria and led to a faster decrease of pH and a faster acidification than the spontaneous process during the first 25 days after brining.
CVVH application time correlated with a faster decrease of CRP (Figure 5).
This is also reflected as a faster decrease of the performance (Figure 7A) for the linear correlation measure, and a more sustained performance with the symmetrical uncertainty (Figure 7B).
Although seed fresh weight peaked at 40 DAA for both HOCL and LOCL, the biggest gap of seed fresh weight was at 55 and 60 DAA, which showed a faster decrease of 22% and 21% in LOCL in comparison with HOCL in 2010 and 2011 (Figure 1B).
CVVH application time correlated with a faster decrease of CRP.
This is probably founded on an attenuated pulmonary inflammation, as shown by a faster decrease of serum IL-8 concentration during early application of OLC.
Spectrophotometric analysis demonstrated that an increase in [Fe(II)]0 led to a fast decrease of the dissolution time (tdis) as long as the concentration of Fe II/III) was smaller than that needed for saturation of the IER.
The magnetic interaction between the steerers and the undulators may lead to additional optical phase errors: auxiliary poles have been added to obtain a fast decrease of the fringe field.
Today we are faced with an important consumption and a growing need for aggregates because of the growth in industrial production, this situation has led to a fast decrease of available resources.
A fast decrease of the intensity of the 2.7-eV emission is seen with increasing temperature from 14 K to RT (I(14 K /I RT ~4).
As expected, OFDM shows a fast decrease of the spectral efficiency when less capacity loss is prescribed by PU, but FBMC is slightly affected by different interference levels.
