The phrase "a temporary rebound" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a short-term recovery or improvement in a situation, often following a decline or downturn.
Example: "After the initial drop in sales, the company experienced a temporary rebound, but it was not sustainable in the long run."
Alternatives: "a brief recovery" or "a short-lived upturn".
Gains in manufacturing appeared broad, tempering the view that some of the growth resulted from a temporary rebound after Hurricane Sandy upset many lives on the East Coast in late October and early November.
The intermediate index, covering such items as refined flour and bolts of cloth, was unchanged last month, and the crude goods index resumed its pattern of hefty declines that has prevailed all year, except for a surge in May that reflected a temporary rebound in oil.
But after the free fall in the holiday season, and given heavy discounts, a temporary rebound was not unlikely.
"New export orders contracted after a temporary rebound in March, suggesting external demand for China's exporters remains weak," said Qu Hongbin, China chief economist at HSBC in a statement.
Bank of America was down again almost 11percentnt yesterday after a drop on Monday of more than 20percentnt, mitigated by a temporary rebound of 16percentnt on Tuesday.
At the most, a tax stimulus, in spite of being timely and well-targeted, will cause only a temporary rebound in the economy for a month or a quarter, merely shifting the spending-decision period just like tax rebates did in second-quarter 2008.
Whether this is down to a renewed sense of motivation or collective fear of being culled from the starting line-up, conventional wisdom suggests that appointing a new manager can cause a vital, though often temporary, rebound for a flagging team.
But such reductions are inevitably temporary, rebounding when the economy picks up.
The overall number of penile implantations per year rebounded after a temporary dip following introduction of sildenafil [ 8].
But there's some discussion about whether its shining start is the beginning of a rebound or just a temporary bounce.
Scientists said that the rebound probably marks a temporary respite for the polar region, which has seen dramatic and long-term changes in recent decades due to regional warming that has melted Arctic ice on both land and sea.
