The phrase "a shrinking size" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is decreasing in dimensions or volume over time.
Example: "The company's profits have been in a shrinking size for the past few quarters, raising concerns among investors."
Alternatives: "diminishing size" or "reducing size".
The authors conclude, "we are placing ever more reliance on a shrinking size range, which increases the competition for particular environments".
This analysis was backed up by Krugman, who added that the share of cash going to a few bands at the top – presumably the likes of Madonna and the Rolling Stones – has increased, meaning that everyone else gets a shrinking size of the pie.
In leaving the program, New York said the network's shrinking size was a deciding factor.
The result will be a loss of economic influence.Governments hate the idea of a shrinking population because the absolute size of GDP matters for great-power status.
The retail industry makes an enormous contribution to the economic success of a region and the country as a whole, so shrinking the size of it could have a serious impact on areas' economic recoveries.
"You better take that one, it will shrink a size smaller the first time you wash it".
In addition he called for a review of over 20+ national monuments, a step toward shrinking their size and perhaps removing all protections from these sensitive and beloved landscapes.
There's more to creating technical gear for women than shrinking a size or making it pink including different weight distribution, grips and functionality important in activities like mountain climbing where the gear can literally save or cost a life.
Paul, for example, has become a voice for shrinking the size of the military budget, and in this he has to a certain extent picked up the mantle of Dennis Kucinich.
In an era of rapidly shrinking family size, the Gilbreths' household, a laboratory of efficiency, would show the world what economies of scale were all about.
C2 Technology to End Chip Errors Researchers in France have developed a semiconductor memory technology that could eliminate an important barrier to shrinking the size of computer chips.
