The phrase "a rapid shrinkage of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a quick decrease in size, quantity, or intensity of something.
Example: "The report highlighted a rapid shrinkage of the polar ice caps over the last decade."
Alternatives: "a swift reduction in" or "a quick decline of".
But as free divers descend, they experience a rapid shrinkage of the lungs and the compression of the gases inside.
In our simulations, high level expression of CLV3 in all cells caused a rapid shrinkage of the OC, downregulation of WUS, and a reduction in stemness, concomitant with a reduction in CLV3 expression levels from the SCD (Fig. 5A).
However, despite a rapid shrinkage in tumor mass following chemotherapeutic cycles, breast cancers may recur and develop distal metastasis later on.
Simulation results show that Poisson's ratio first increases towards a maximum due to the rapid shrinkage of the sample in the transverse direction, and decreases thereafter when the crimp changes become limited by the reaction forces of the transverse yarns.
He is one of many young Greeks turning to the start-up scene following the rise of unemployment to a staggering 27.9%, and the rapid shrinkage of the once-bloated public sector - long the natural choice for many graduates.
Throw in an industry keen to replace the revenues lost through the rapid shrinkage of its annuity business and a habit of putting profit before good consumer outcomes and you have a real problem.
So next year, investors will really have to learn to live with the rapid shrinkage of this venerable $3.4 trillion market.
The rapid shrinkage of the Aral Sea led to numerous environmental problems in the region.
Rapid shrinkage of the swamp since the 1950s has endangered the local terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems and the water supply of the upper Yellow River.
We investigate the robustness of the DQMOM formulation and the numerical issues arising from the rapid shrinkage of the vapor bubbles.
The GBs were observed to move erratically, with alternating periods of motion and stagnation, followed by rapid shrinkage of the grain and eventual annihilation accompanied by the emission of dislocations.
