The phrase "a marked erosion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or noticeable decline or deterioration in a particular context, such as environmental, economic, or social issues.
Example: "The report highlighted a marked erosion of trust between the community and local authorities over the past few years."
Alternatives: "a significant decline" or "a noticeable deterioration."
David J. Dent, an associate professor of journalism at New York University, sees a broader standard of black beauty and a marked erosion of intraracial colorism.
While the data came from an online survey of a relatively small sample of 1,031 adults living in England, there has been a marked erosion of satisfaction since similar polls in 2015 and 2016.
Photographs of the south polar ice cap of Mars, taken by a spacecraft in 1999 and again this year, have revealed a marked erosion of the year-round reservoir of solid carbon dioxide there, scientists reported in an article being published today in the journal Science.
But he has presided during a time of marked erosion, and last month Chrysler reported a third-quarter loss of $512 million.
Epithelial changes in bladder tissues were scored as: 0 for none, 1 for minimal hyperplasia, ulceration or effacement of epithelium by inflammation; 2 for mild hyperplasia and rare dense inflammatory infiltrates, and 3 for the same changes noted in a score of 2 but accompanied with marked erosion and/or ulceration of the epithelial surface.
We found a marked difference for erosion kappa values in the iliac versus the sacral joint portion.
Furthermore, IP-10 has also been shown to play a role in the modulation of proliferation and migration of epithelial cells, 9 and treatment with BMS-936557 (above the target exposure) was associated with a marked decrease in erosion, ulceration and crypt destruction.
Laser glazing and alloying improved the resistance of H-13 steels to both corrosion and erosion, but a marked improvement occurred in the specimens alloyed with nanocrystalline powders.
During mass erosion, the biofilm decline explained the variations of sediment erodibility, with a marked negative correlation between bound extracellular polymeric substance (EPS) proteins and critical threshold for bed erosion, in contrast with the commonly observed positive influence of EPS secretion on bed resistance.
We observed that control mice exhibited a marked mononuclear cell infiltration, severe synovitis, pannus formation and bone erosion.
CIA mice displayed severe synovitis, pannus formation, and cartilage erosion in the ankle joint, along with a marked increase in HIF-2α protein levels in chondrocytes of damaged cartilage and FLS in pannus adjacent to cartilage tissue (Fig. 1a).
