The phrase "a rapidly decreasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is diminishing quickly, such as a quantity, value, or population.
Example: "The report highlighted a rapidly decreasing number of available resources in the region."
Alternatives: "a swiftly declining" or "a fast diminishing".
To me, there is just a rapidly decreasing wilderness".
In contrast to quasi-static impacts, delamination growth occurs under a rapidly decreasing load.
The frequency distribution in Fig. 1 indicates a rapidly decreasing tail and suggests that the distribution is not normal.
Link Load (Figure 6) showed that all schemes (except SFR because of repetitions) have a rapidly decreasing link load trend.
The weight of the j-th measurement is a rapidly decreasing function of its distance from the i-th measurement d ji.
(3)This formula defines a (2pi h^{-1} -periodic smooth^{-1} -periodice continuous argument ξ wh^{-1} -periodic x ) ) ismoothpidly decreasing grid function.
However, all groups showed a rapidly decreased viremia levels at days 2, 3, 4, and 5 post-infection.
During hormone-stimulated lipolysis, perilipin A phosphorylation by protein kinase A rapidly decreases the interaction between CGI-58 and perilipin A; thus, perilipin A indirectly controls PNPLA2/ATGL activity [ 50].
Weight-loss did not improve the sum of tibiofemoral BML size scores or the maximum tibiofemoral BML score, suggesting that BMLs do not respond to a rapidly decreased body weight.
Weight-loss did not improve the total sum of tibiofemoral BML size scores or the maximum BML score, suggesting that BMLs do not respond to a rapidly decreased body weight.
Not surprisingly, the false-negative rate is strongly influenced by the minor-allele frequency at a site, rapidly decreasing as the DGRP frequency increases, although still >10% even as the allele frequency approached 0.5 (fig. 3, left).
