The phrase "a greater decrease of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a comparative reduction in quantity, size, or degree of something.
Example: "The study showed a greater decrease of temperature in the shaded areas compared to the sunlit ones."
Alternatives: "a larger reduction in" or "a more significant decline in".
RLM and metHb showed a much weaker effect on BocMPO-OH half-life (2-fold decrease), whereas RLM in the presence of NADPH caused a greater decrease of the BocMPO-OH half-life (≈ 5-fold).
In addition, since an increase in temperature led to a greater decrease of the amount of equilibrium adsorption of water on silica gel than on alumina, a layered bed with silica gel obviously could be regenerated more efficiently than a layered bed with alumina.
They measured a greater decrease of pO2 and a greater area of necrosis following fractionated irradiation.
Patients with stable or no treatment with ACEi/ARBs had a greater decrease of 16%.
Studies in adults demonstrated a greater decrease of the ICP after duraplasty than in cases with craniectomy only [ 3, 29].
A total of 18 (86%) patients experienced a decrease in tumour volume with a greater decrease of metabolic ratios.
Main results revealed a great decrease of Ea with the introduction of Ru in the Pt-based catalysts during the CO stripping experiments.
At the curing temperature of 90 °C, concrete also produced more C S H gel, with a great decrease of Ca(OH 2, and the total specific creep after 360 days is 87.1% of the reference concrete.
However, it takes a large quantity of olefins in FCC gasoline to be saturated during the hydrogenation process, which leads to a great decrease of octane number [3].
As shown in Fig. 4a, b, increasing the austempering temperature from 325 up to 400 °C leads to a great decrease of TS and a slight increase of TEL.
After extraction by HCl, saturate as well as resin and asphaltene changed considerably, with a sharp increase of 16.61 % and a great decrease of 16.88 %, respectively, while the aromatic increased a little.
