The phrase "a greater attenuation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing reductions in signal strength, sound, or other measurable quantities, often in scientific or technical discussions.
Example: "The new design resulted in a greater attenuation of noise, making the environment much quieter."
Alternatives: "an increased reduction" or "a higher decrease".
A greater attenuation of NO3− and TP occurred in the emergent marsh section of the wetland than the open water section.
A greater attenuation of NO3− and TP occurred in the marshy outlet channel section of the wetland than the open water section.
So in these scenarios, applying a greater attenuation than is optimal can increase the output SSNR values as it results in more noise attenuation (it also results in more speech attenuation but that is not captured by the SSNR measure).
This was not likely to be caused by increased energy transfer efficiency, but should rather be attributed to a greater attenuation of blue/green light in the IP region since light has to cross the muscle and skin of the abdominal wall, whereas the SC injection is superficial [35].
There was some tendency for a greater attenuation with variables related to the hygiene hypothesis.
We also observed a greater attenuation of TIMP-1-positive cells in the lung parenchyma when both drugs were combined.
Repression of Tet1 and Tet2 provoked a great attenuation of global 5-hmC levels when compared with cells treated only with DMSO (Fig. 9E).
The prefrontal area enriched SLIT1 mRNA expression results from a relatively greater attenuation of this expression in the other areas.
The additional adjustment for inflammatory markers led to an even greater attenuation of the association.
There was no significant effect on glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c) level, although there was a tendency toward greater attenuation in the rise in HbA1c over follow up.
The return quotient (RQ) affects the steepness of the source spectrum, a large RQ corresponds to greater attenuation of the higher frequencies.
