The phrase "a very significant decline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a notable decrease in a particular context, such as economics, health, or performance metrics.
Example: "The company reported a very significant decline in sales over the last quarter, prompting a review of their marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "a substantial decrease" or "a marked decline."
WIEN -- Investors have taken the very significant decline since March of 2000 with remarkable complacency.
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"Despite very significant declines in stock prices and stock fund prices, equity fund investors continued to experience very high confidence in their holdings," said Avi Nachmany, director of research at Strategic Insight, a fund industry research group.
While 67% is still a very significant share, the continuing decline is no doubt a matter of concern at Microsoft.
According to a poll conducted by The Center for the Study of Elections and Democracy at BYU, Lee's favorability numbers back home have declined by a very significant 10percentt since last month with a 51percentt majority of Lee's fellow Utahns now viewing the freshman senator unfavorably.
I am writing to you today to confirm that we project a very significant budget shortfall due to an unexpected sharp decline in first-year enrollments and student retention this coming fall.
The growth rate will decline, which will have potentially a very significant impact on long-term performance of those economies.
"We've committed a very significant part of our acquisition budget to this," said Mr. Miles, who declined to give the purchase price or the size of the acquisition budget.
Although the number of participants declined from the massive march in 2017, this is a very significant show of strength.
Michael Rudell, the lawyer who negotiated the Scribner deal for Mr. le Carré, declined to comment on the size of the advance but said it was a "very significant deal".
