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The phrase "becomes less stable" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation or object that is becoming less secure, reliable, or steady. Example: As the storm grew stronger, the house becomes less stable and the family had to evacuate.
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With each course, James's walk becomes less stable, his tour around the dining room more haphazard.
Will the hunting opportunities that sustain Inuit and other coastal communities survive as the sea ice becomes less stable?
There seems little doubt that financial pressures in future will increase, as funding body grants reduce, tuition fee income becomes less stable and the demands to pay for new and better facilities continue to grow.
In addition, the overall bed behaviour becomes less stable at high Reynolds numbers, i.e. at high pressures and fluidization velocities.
Under these rich conditions the S2− species becomes less stable than the CO32−, which is active for storing NOx.
Also, by increasing capacitive coupling or decreasing inductive coupling, the near-end output becomes more stable, and the far-end output becomes less stable.
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But when hydrogen replaces chlorine, the molecules become less stable; R152a is regarded as slightly flammable.
As Pakistan became less stable, Fayza's parents encouraged her to leave.
At the same time, the area's housing has become less stable.
Over three-quarters of them occurred after 1985 as Afghanistan and Pakistan became less stable.
The social order, however, became less stable because of the emergent guilds of craftsmen, themselves often torn by internal conflicts.
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