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"a trend of decreasing" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a pattern or movement of something decreasing over time. This phrase can be used in various contexts, such as discussing a decline in a particular market or a decrease in a certain behavior. Example: "There has been a trend of decreasing sales for the company over the past few months, which may indicate a need for a change in marketing strategy."
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"We do not assess we are in a trend of peace; we are in a trend of decreasing violence," he said.
"That established a trend of decreasing defence expenditures that has now carried through roughly three decades".
There was a trend of decreasing ovulation rate when comparing groups LH2 and eCG (P = 0.06).
The reason is that 1975 marked the beginning of a trend of decreasing aggregate hours worked.
(2) Samples that showed a trend of decreasing surface area dependence on particle size as the particle size increased.
The high fluid content in abnormally pressured shale is identifiable by a trend of decreasing resistivity with depth.
Using polarized light, a trend of decreasing crystallinity is observed in mm and cm scale architectures as the concentration of DNA within the Curdlan matrix increases.
Individual lithofacies types show a trend of decreasing porosity with depth due to the increasing effects of compaction, quartz overgrowth cementation and authigenic clay mineral development.
As a whole, the pressure loss of working fluids shows a trend of decreasing at first and then rising with the height or width of micro-channel rising.
The computed risk profile shows a trend of decreasing risk and suggests areas of improvement in the systems engineering plan to ensure greater probability of success.
We detected a trend of decreasing earthworm abundances from the field border into the field for different earthworm groups on each of the fields.
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