The phrase "decrease prevalence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to health, statistics, or research when discussing the reduction of the occurrence of a particular condition or phenomenon.
Example: "Public health initiatives aim to decrease prevalence of smoking among teenagers."
Alternatives: "reduce incidence" or "lower occurrence."
A male midwife in the labour unit was 3.5 times significantly shown to decrease prevalence of institutional delivery having AOR of 3.504 and 95 % CI of 1.067, 11.505.
We concluded that on farms with high DD prevalence, implementation of proper footbath design and improvement of footbathing management will decrease prevalence of active DD lesions and increase prevalence of feet without DD lesions.
In other words, do human impacts on biodiversity increase the prevalence of diseases by eroding natural "checks and balances" on transmission, or do they decrease prevalence when they remove the free-living biodiversity on which disease agents depend?
Alternatively, if pinyon mice are less competent reservoirs for SNV, then their encounters with deer mice may not result in successful transmission events, which would decrease prevalence, particularly if the total number of encounters regardless of species is fixed for deer mice.
Previous strategies to decrease prevalence of B. procyonis roundworms required removing all latrines and heat sterilizing latrine substrates (5, 6 ).
A single, informative, personalized web intervention may decrease prevalence of risk factors for APOs in women planning a pregnancy.
And, in a virtuous cycle, the decreased prevalence of crime fuels a decrease in the prevalence of crime.
The second is the decreasing prevalence of wildlife in nature, where half of all species could be extinct by the end of the century.
Women also had a tendency of decreased prevalence by age, but this was not statistically significant.
With decreasing prevalence the absolute margin of error decreases, but the relative margin of error (ie, margin of error/prevalence) increases.
Many studies have found a decreased prevalence of MIG in the elderly, and some have noted that MIG symptoms become more atypical in this population [19, 29 32].
