The phrase "attenuation of peak" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to signal processing, physics, or any field where the reduction of a peak value is discussed.
Example: "The attenuation of peak signals in the transmission line resulted in a clearer output."
Alternatives: "reduction of peak" or "diminution of peak".
A straightforward approach in flood management is the attenuation of peak discharges through an appropriate detention system.
To facilitate engineering practice, a series of formulas for evaluating attenuation of peak total stress and pore water pressure are proposed.
It is shown that passive attenuation of peak transient deceleration is possible by coupling the beam to a tuned one-degree-of-freedom (1-dof) oscillator.
In such results, the behavior in attenuation of peak amplitude with distance may have a poor correlation with local site effects because the data used at that time was limited to a specific condition.
CPB resulted in a marked attenuation of peak thrombin generation (Fig. 4).
Results revealed the interaction between blast wave and pipe, the leakage of detonation products, the attenuations of peak overpressures outside the pipe and the corresponding consequences at different distances.
The R1 and R1ρ relaxation rates of assigned signals that are well-resolved were determined based on the attenuations of peak intensity versus relaxation times, which follow the equation I t) = I 0) exp(− Rt), where I t) is the peak intensity at relax time t.
Regarding the results, it was found that boiling causes a significant attenuation of the peak-to-peak amplitude of the pressure waves in the cavity.
The present research particularly addresses issues in deriving a new set of attenuation relationships of peak ground acceleration (PGA), peak ground velocity (PGV) and response spectral acceleration (RSA) for the Sumatran-subduction earthquakes.
The attenuation feature of peak ground accelerations generally follows the empirical relation, whereas that for velocities deviates from the empirical relation for stations with the epicentral distance of greater than 200 km, which can be attributed to the large Love wave having a dominant period around 10 s.
The latter spectra (for dried film and solution) show strong attenuation of the peak near 1630 cm−1 and more particularly of the amide II′ peak at 1530 cm−1.
