The phrase "a real decrease in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a genuine reduction in quantity, size, or value of something.
Example: "The report indicated a real decrease in sales over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "an actual decline in" or "a significant reduction in".
One United States official, quoted by the New York Times, said of the communications: "The switches weren't turned off, but there has been a real decrease in quality".
"If there is a real decrease in the number of bias incidents, that's great," said Clarence Patton, director of community organizing for the Anti-Violence Project.
Their wages also only grew by a modest amount.It seems, at least when it comes to clothing, middle class Americans also experienced a real decrease in price.
The findings also held when the researchers looked only at fiction, where they found what they called "a real decrease in literary emotion".
"The switches weren't turned off, but there has been a real decrease in quality" of communications, said one United States official, who like others quoted spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss intelligence programs.
While this is not a blow to the Russians, who have diplomatic and trade representatives roaming around West Germany most of the time, it means a real decrease in the amount of information the Americans receive because the United States has no trade of diplomatic links with East Germany.
In Western Germany wages were unchanged in June and up 1.0% on a year earlier—a real decrease of 0.7%.In this section LABOUR-MARKET TRENDS PRICES AND WAGES OUTPUT, DEMAND AND JOBS COMMODITY PRICE INDEX Reprints.
While the irradiation is on, the DCR of each APD increases until saturation in the passive quenching circuit, after which saturation causes an apparent (not real) decrease in the DCRs [31].
In fact, according to an analysis by The Bay Citizen, the real decrease in carbon emissions may be only one-fourth the percentage cited by the city.
Officials said yesterday that there was no real decrease in ridership.
The potential benefit of anti-sense ODN as selective inhibitors in down-regulating signalling events is also supported by the real decrease in IL-18-induced VCAM-1 expression seen after treatment of the RA synovial fibroblasts with anti-sense ODNs.
