The phrase "a steeply decreasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or trend where something is declining rapidly or sharply.
Example: "The graph illustrates a steeply decreasing trend in sales over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "a sharply declining" or "a rapidly decreasing".
For the m-LED at a higher applied voltage, a steeply decreasing κ nr is beneficial to device performance.
(iii) Analyses of the TRM M−PRobservation data and the JRA-55 objective reanalysis data have shown that the local rainfall in the tropics is found to be a steeply decreasing function of the coastline length, which results mainly from rainfall concentrated near the IMC coastline (ii).
Finite-element modeling of the system with COMSOL (described below) shows that when the pore is electrically biased with a positive potential in the trans chamber, a steady flow of Ca2+ ions creates a steeply decreasing concentration gradient at the pore vicinity in the cis side.
This is important because it gives us a criterium to test the compatibility of a model with the FF-hypothesis: A core field model with a very steeply decreasing SA spectrum is unlikely to be compatible with the FF-hypothesis.
Nevertheless, there was still a steeply decrease in cell concentration after day 6 that may result from the accumulation of other toxic metabolites, such as ammonia, which reached values as high as in SP-4B (4.0 mM and 4.2 mM for SP-4FB and SP-4B cultures, respectively, at day 6 of cultivation, Figure 3D).
It is speculated that the high coronal temperature results from boundary effects connected with the steeply decreasing density at the solar surface and the convective currents beneath it.
For the cell containing the ZFO-200 negative electrode, both electrodes are approaching their full discharge (center plot of Figure 3c) and thus the LFP-CNT electrode voltage is steeply decreasing toward the end of the discharge.
The rainfall PSD peaks at a diameter of 0.39 mm with a number concentration of about 1000 m−3 mm−1 and steeply decreases down to about 0.003 m−3 mm−1 for the largest drops of about 6.5 mm diameter.
Moreover, the radioactivity steeply decreases when the distance from the centre of gravity increases, a tendency that strengthens as the food flows into the nest and the stocks become concentrated.
This difference steeply decreased as temperature increases, achieving similar TOC conversion at 90 °C after 60 min.
Though the N content of the films steeply decreases with increasing substrate temperature, even those grown above 800 °C do contain a few at.%.
