The phrase "a slower decrease in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reduction in something that is happening at a less rapid pace compared to another situation or time frame.
Example: "The study showed a slower decrease in the population of the species over the last decade compared to previous years."
Alternatives: "a gradual decline in" or "a more gradual reduction in".
At large strains, the existence and deformation of the fibrillar structure cause a slower decrease in the translational motion of the plasticizer.
The main effect of PA6 is to restrict the decrease of the Avrami exponent from 3 to 2 on decreasing temperature, more likely due to a slower decrease in the growth dimension.
For each month after initial SCS implantation, explanted patients had a slower decrease in total costs (4% vs. 6% in non-explant; p < 0.01).
It should be noted that there seems to be a slower decrease in both random and stochastic results, meaning that the number of susceptible bacteria should be expected to decrease more slowly under random conditions.
The average plasma concentration of sevoflurane was 70.4 ± 37.5 mg / l in burn patients and 57.2 ± 28.1 mg / l in controls at the end of sedation (p = 0.58) with a slower decrease in burn (p = 0.02 after discontinuation of sedation).
Moreover, CVP was higher in patients presenting a slower decrease in urinary [Na+] over time (longer ( tau {text{Na}}^_{text{U}} )), as compared to patients with a shorter ( tau {text{Na}}^_{text{U}} ).
Some expected a slow decrease in unemployed workers, steady long-term inflation expectations, productivity gains and "one-time price increases".
Self-sorted gels can be formed by a slow decrease in pH, which leads to sequential assembly.
The MotPS motor showed an unusual torque-speed curve with a rapid drop in the high-load regime and a slow decrease in the low-load regime.
Interestingly, GC-ΔCACNA1A mice did show a slow decrease in VOR gain over days, a feature that was not captured by the model.
"The recovery may actually be slower than usual, leading to a slow decrease in unemployment," said Olivier Blanchard, director of the I.M.F.'s research department, at a news conference at the fund's headquarters in Washington.
