The phrase "and a successive decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing trends or changes over time, particularly in contexts like data analysis, economics, or scientific observations.
Example: "The study revealed an initial increase in sales, followed by a successive decrease over the next quarter."
Alternatives: "and a subsequent decline" or "and a continuous reduction".
For markers of bone formation (for example, BAP, PINP, and osteocalcin), a successive decrease in values at 3 and 6 months after terminating therapy was recorded; however, the levels of all markers of bone formation remained elevated at 6 months compared with the baseline value.
Visual stimulation generated by moving an object back and forth in front of U. hypochoeridis and A. nerii colonies caused a successive decrease in the number of simultaneously twitching colony members.
After that there was a successive decrease, and after 24 hours the mean value was below that at baseline.
Although SRC poplar bioethanol production in France is subject to partial tax relief and a production quota, each year this quota is increased with a successive decrease in tax relief to minimize the amount of fiscal losses for the government and the burden on taxpayers [ 4].
Nevertheless, at repeated clear-cuttings, a successive decrease in species populations in young production stands is likely, due to increased fragmentation and reduced substrate amounts.
The simultaneously performed pressure measurements revealed a successive decrease of the pressure amplitude from pulse to pulse.
A negative regression coefficient means that the alpha amplitudes showed a tendency toward successive decrease.
In keeping with these previous reports, here we show that hemin administration evokes bilirubin production and increased CO blood levels with a successive remarkable decrease in tissue markers of oxidative stress and free-radical-induced DNA damage.
Although there is no full consensus on the origin of the complex OJIP rise kinetics, it is commonly accepted that the underlying mechanisms may involve successive decrease in photochemical and non-photochemical fluorescence quenching due to the light-induced PSII closure and PQs reduction (Antal et al. [2009]; Strasser et al. [2010]).
