The phrase "a temporary fall in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a short-term decrease in a particular variable, such as prices, performance, or levels.
Example: "The report indicated a temporary fall in sales during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "a short-term decline in" or "a brief drop in".
While few expect lasting deflation in this country, the United States has begun to see at least a temporary fall in prices.
Most likely, growth will be dependent on easy money, rising debt and a temporary fall in inflation prompted by falling food and commodity prices.
But the government is pointing out the benefits to households of what it insists will be a temporary fall in prices, drawing a distinction with the longer periods of damaging deflation that have occurred elsewhere, such as Japan.
A temporary fall in inflation below the target would be positive since it would underpin real incomes and support demand, at a time when the fiscal plan and eurozone problems continue to dampen UK growth prospects.
In fact, a temporary fall in the stock price can be to their advantage, since some companies then reprice options, permitting them to be exercised at a lower price.
Saeed Kamali Dehghan Falling oil prices have forced Saudi Arabia to act to preserve its position in world markets – but unlike other big producers it can use its huge cash reserves as a cushion against a temporary fall in revenues.
The script led to a temporary falling out in Denver between Barton and Sir Peter, who have been friends and colleagues for half a century.
The team explains that the temporary fall in ape wellbeing may result from more depressed apes dying younger, or through age-related changes in the brain that are mirrored in humans.
Similarly, the ability to borrow from other parts of the currency union in deep and liquid cross-union credit markets or integrated banking systems allows one part of a union to smooth out temporary falls in incomes.
In the East the decay of the Byzantine Empire was reflected in the debasement of its gold coinage to electrum; after the temporary fall of Constantinople to Western crusaders in 1204, Byzantine tradition was carried on in the silver coinages of the derivative empires of Trebizond, Nicaea, and elsewhere.
The present-day economic situation in Russia is unique, with a temporary abrupt fall of industrial production and its following increase.
