The phrase "appreciation falls" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a decrease in the level of appreciation or value for something over time.
Example: "As the market conditions changed, public appreciation for the product falls significantly."
Alternatives: "value declines" or "recognition decreases".
Rate of return on equity capital without appreciation fell to 7.6percentt in 2012 from 14.8 in 2011.
Employee Appreciation Day falls on the first Friday of March each year.
Since then, appreciation has fallen to around 9percentt a year, he said, adding that condominiums are appreciating somewhat more rapidly than houses.
I, for one, hope that the housing bubble bursts, and bursts spectacularly, not with reduced rates of appreciation but with dramatic falls in value.
Second, the appreciation of rise or fall of cTn levels during a 3- or 6-hour kinetic, though still debated, seems to be determinant to rule in AMI [ 11, 12].
The clinical eye of the physician and ankle blood pressure measurements used so far may fall short in appreciation of the severity of disease, which makes decision-making for a vascular intervention subjective.
The appreciation has been exacerbated by falling demand for imports inside Myanmar, a symptom of a slumping economy.The plight of migrant workers in Thailand is worsened by the unregistered and hence illegal status of at least half of them.
The ecologist Philip Fearnside, at the National Research Institute for the Amazon in Manaus, said the decline is partly due to control measures, but also due to a drop in demand as soy and beef consumption fell and the appreciation of the Brazilian real against the US dollar made export more expensive to foreign markets.
Once the cross-shareholding selloff subsides, probably this fall, some real appreciation should occur in several key areas.
Max Wall started the Loose Association of Friends for the Better Appreciation of Fermentation, or Lafbaf, this fall at Hamilton College in Clinton, N.Y.
