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The phrase "a sudden decrease in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a rapid drop or reduction in a particular quantity or measurement.
Example: "There was a sudden decrease in temperature, causing the plants to wilt unexpectedly."
Alternatives: "a sharp decline in" or "a rapid drop in".
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"Enjoying a sudden decrease in vision and hearing, are we, Horndog?
A liquid fuel undergoes a sudden decrease in pressure during an injection process.
Glucose or glutamine depletion after infection caused a sudden decrease in OUR.
A sudden decrease in the HER activity occurred on the electrode prepared at 65 °C.
With increasing temperature, they identified a sudden decrease in the degree of phase order, indicative of a jump in the superfluid density at T̃BKT.
Drug cure of primary infection resulted in a sudden decrease in cytokine expression with a concomitant overexpression of IL-25 and maintained tuft cell hyperplasia.
Once the yields reach acceptable levels, there are sometimes unpredictable changes in a process input that lead to a sudden decrease in the yield.
When the OTR was 0.90 mg/(l·h), a sudden increase in dissolved oxygen (DO) concentration during the aerobic phase resulted in a sudden decrease in DHNA concentration.
To determine the effect of a sudden decrease in estrogen levels via bilateral oophorectomy on serum turnover markers and to examine their correlation with bone mineral density (BMD).
In addition, the force at insertion (defined as the force at a sudden decrease in measured force) linearly increased with tip diameter ranging from 20 to 167 mN.
The material strength is determined at the time of failure, which is characterised by a sudden decrease in the bending moment.
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