The phrase "a pattern of decreased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing trends or changes in data, behavior, or performance that show a reduction over time.
Example: "The study revealed a pattern of decreased engagement among users over the past year."
Alternatives: "a trend of decline" or "a decrease in frequency".
The enhanced delta power at the right frontal sites coexists with a pattern of decreased activity in areas ipsilateral and contralateral to the hotspot of motor excitability, although no specific comparison was significant.
A pattern of decreased concentration and size of HA was observed with increased concentration of FGF2 or PDGF-BB in media from both fibroblasts and co-cultured cells (80% cardiomyocytes and 20% fibroblasts).
We observed a pattern of decreased acylcarnitines in the liver of fed MED13cTg mice (Fig 3C).
The inhibition of cholinesterases by alkyl isocyanates shows a pattern of decreased specificity with decreased alkyl chain length.
Adaptive alleles may rise in frequency as a consequence of positive selection, creating a pattern of decreased variation in the neighboring loci, known as a selective sweep.
In the simplest case, when a genetic variant is adaptive, it rises in frequency accompanied by nearby hitchhiking alleles, creating a pattern of decreased heterozygosity – this region is known as a selective sweep (reviewed in Hurst [ 1]).
A pattern of decreasing occurrence of cases from winter to fall to spring and then summer was found across gender, age and geographic area.
The evolution of the wage gaps is to a high extent country-specific, although there exists a pattern of decreasing pay gaps in the 1970s, stabilization, and a subsequent increase since the 1990s, at least for some countries.
A pattern of decreasing similarity from M9, M6 and M3 to immediate downstream sites was illustrated.
For SIs and NPCIs, a pattern of decreasing spread among coverage probabilities for QTL in all marker densities is visible across sub-simulations with the QTL not on the left marker (10 50% distance).
A pattern of decreasing resistance was found in nonsurvivor patients, reflecting an increased distribution volume.
