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The phrase "as a slowdown" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or event that is characterized by a decrease in speed or progress.
Example: "The recent economic trends are being interpreted as a slowdown in growth, prompting concerns among investors."
Alternatives: "as a decline" or "as a deceleration".
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Lazard said on Thursday that its third-quarter earnings fell 15 percent from the period a year earlier, as a slowdown in private equity fund closings and restructurings dragged down its core advisory business.
That can also be a disadvantage, as a slowdown is also magnified.
For his part, Mr. O'Neill referred to the state of the economy as a slowdown.
But GM still faces other difficulties, such as a slowdown in Latin America and in Asia, aside from China.
The report said manufacturers expressed "concern over how and when the fiscal cliff issue will be resolved" as well as a slowdown in demand.
The user experiences this as a slowdown, such as a stutter in the music or a pause in the screen update.
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The euro will continue to fray nerves, as will a slowdown in emerging markets and political dysfunction at home.
"The managed-account side of the business hasn't seen nearly as much of a slowdown as the mutual fund side," says Neil Bathon, president of Financial Research Corp. "It's really impinging on the mutual fund domain".
Although Mr. Pangaro considers Petrobras stock as inexpensive, the two stocks are widely seen as vulnerable to a slowdown in global growth.
Dell, which sells fewer machines in China, would not be as affected by a slowdown there.
Investors regard the mining and commodities industries as vulnerable to a slowdown in the world's second biggest economy.
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