The phrase "a significant drawdown" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investment, or resource management, typically referring to a substantial reduction in value or quantity.
Example: "The fund experienced a significant drawdown during the market crash, impacting investor confidence."
Alternatives: "a considerable decline" or "a major reduction".
So the stage seems set for a significant drawdown in the next few years.
He said such a strategy could lead to a significant drawdown of troops within a year or slightly longer.
The next drumbeat will be to oppose a significant drawdown in Afghanistan, which is clearly designated as "Obama's war".
The raid highlighted the insecure conditions in Iraq's Shiite-controlled south at a time when Britain has announced a significant drawdown of its forces.
"On a more positive note, the very sharp falls in industrial output in Sweden have entailed a significant drawdown of inventories," said Varun Bhabha, an analyst at Barclays Capital.
The mining as well as the rising agriculture activities have led to a significant drawdown of the ground water level triggering extensive ground subsidence phenomena, causing damages at the nearby villages, infrastructure and farmlands.
If not, the report argues that "a more significant drawdown to a narrower military mission would be warranted".
If there is not such progress, concludes the report, then "a more significant drawdown to a narrower military mission would be warranted".
President Obama, who escalated a war that has claimed the lives of about 2,200 US troops, announced in May that he will extend the war another two years ahead of a significant troop drawdown timed for the end of his presidency.
This implies a significant stock drawdown during the last marketing year.
During the summer period water demand is high due to extensive touristic and agricultural activities, leading to significant drawdown in the area, intensifying the problem of seawater intrusion.
