"decrease in supply" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a situation where the available supply of a product or service is decreasing. For example, "Due to the high demand, there has been a decrease in supply of the new smartphone model."
Conversely, decreases in supplied staff hours or increases in encounters will drive a higher demand for health care staff.
Aber et al. (1989, 1998) hypothesized that nitrogen saturation may increase vulnerability of forests to drought-induced mortality because nitrogen saturation reduces fine-root biomass while increasing leaf biomass (e.g., increase in water demand and decrease in water supply).
Women have often misinterpreted the physiologic decreases in milk supply that occur over time to be symptoms of insufficient milk supply.
We assume that f(0)=q 0 and that θ↦f is monotonically decreasing which indicates that the illiquid asset's price is decreasing in its supply.
Improvements in socio-economic conditions, parental education, water supply, and decrease in the global burden of disease in Assis Brasil were observed between the studied periods.
The hypothesised effect of air pollutants on reproductive health relate to a decreased in utero oxygen supply, resulting in a reduction of oxygen carrying capacity or indirectly through inflammation and changes in blood viscosity [ 2, 19, 20].
Second round effects typically occur due to reduced productivity in one company or institution (e.g. caused by absenteeism of employees), with the consequence of decreasing output in supplying companies or institutions [24].
As such, there is theoretically a break-point where the decrease in normal supply is balanced by an increase in angiogenetic supply.
