The phrase "a sharp deceleration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden and significant decrease in speed or velocity, often in contexts related to vehicles or motion.
Example: "The car experienced a sharp deceleration as the driver slammed on the brakes to avoid the obstacle."
Alternatives: "a sudden slowdown" or "a rapid decrease in speed."
That was a sharp deceleration from July, when the growth rate was 7.4percentt.
The trade troubles are one of several developments contributing to a sharp deceleration in growth.
It is possible to estimate the moment of looming detection in freezing trials as there is a sharp deceleration during the looming stimulus (Fig. 4a).
That is up from 80,000 in June but a sharp deceleration from the average monthly increase of 226,000 in the first three months of the year.
Taken together, the two months' figures mark a sharp deceleration in monthly employment growth, which averaged 215,000 during the previous three months.
The approval came as farmers were once again blocking roads and limiting grain exports, and as government data released this week showed a sharp deceleration in Argentina's economic growth.
But with recent data showing a sharper deceleration in industrial production than anticipated -- and with inflation apparently under control -- growing numbers of economists are predicting a rate cut of half a percentage point.
That said, he and most other analysts said that they expected a sharper deceleration in 2012, in part because of the bleak outlook for exports and the scant indication so far that Chinese leaders are making a serious effort to shift their economy from its export base to one driven by domestic consumption.
If price rises outside the south-east were instead weighted by the lower values of properties in northern regions, overall inflation would be lower than the rate shown by the two lenders.An index produced by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM) which uses this value-weighted approach shows a sharper deceleration in house-price inflation this spring.
Household income for the average working family has continued to fall, but men, Latinos and those without a college education have experienced an especially sharp deceleration of wage growth since the recession, according to a new briefing paper by the Economic Policy Institute.
Most economists were bracing their clients for a potentially sharp deceleration in growth in the current quarter as economies elsewhere around the globe, most notably in the United States, show signs of slowing.
