The phrase "a significant rebound" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a notable recovery or improvement in a particular situation, such as economics, sports, or health.
Example: "After a challenging year, the company experienced a significant rebound in sales during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "a substantial recovery" or "a marked improvement."
But achieving a significant rebound in sales in North America may prove difficult.
That already seems to price in a significant rebound in corporate profits.The fundamental problem remains.
He effectively capitulated to the 70percentt decline in the share price over the last two years, giving up hope of a significant rebound soon.
Though all this adds up to a significant rebound, it is modest in the context of the stockmarket rollercoaster ride that preceded it.
But economists are looking for a significant rebound in business restocking this year, helped by a resilient consumer who has continued to spend despite paying higher taxes.
America's GDP is expected to have grown by around 5% during the first three months of this year, a significant rebound on the previous quarter.
After resetting, both MAP and HR recovered in a minute without any significant rebound.
While even a modest increase in growth would be welcome news for the battered European economy, a much more significant rebound will be necessary to address its unemployment crisis.
They found that those populations evolving smaller size and lower productivity under fishing pressure displayed a very gradual but significant rebound in size after selective fishing ceased.
Simulations for a regimen of 400 mg q4w show sustained reductions in LDLc without significant rebound in LDLc whereas a q8w schedule is predicted to require the higher dose of 800 mg to limit LDLc fluctuations.
"There is no evidence reported by any industry that anything that could be called a significant sustainable rebound is on the horizon for this year or even early next year," the report said.
