The phrase "diminished sales" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a decrease or decrease in the amount or number of sales. Example: The company's profits were affected by diminished sales in the third quarter.
Given their greatly diminished sales, their investment in capacity now looks excessive.
Spears's subsequent studio albums suffered diminished sales but remained major events in the pop music world.
House broker N+1 Singer said: The group's opportunities have not diminished (sales pipeline remains substantial) and we believe the medium-term growth outlook remains very healthy..
So Tuesday's news, while rough, shouldn't shock anyone: Brewster's firm warned that fiscal first-quarter sales will likely drop 24% from the year-earlier period, citing fewer company stores as well as diminished sales to franchisees, and reduced royalties and fees from franchisees.
In a diminished sales market, weekly numbers that high have become rare.
A $130 million hole in the county's proposed $2.6 billion budget is largely a result of diminished sales tax revenues over the past six months, county officials said.
They're looking at diminishing sales of increasingly complex and expensive equipment – machines that can cost more than $20m each.
Several large companies, including the cigarette producer Philip Morris International, Xerox, and Dow Chemical, reported diminishing sales, but still outpaced expectations.
The Charlatans have weathered more difficulties than most bands, from the deaths of two members and diminishing sales, to Tim Burgess's misadventures with peroxide hair dye.
Ellie Goulding: 9 Marina and the Diamonds: 7 Delphic: 4 Jessie J's terrifying reign continues even if her three albums have followed a pattern of diminishing sales.
Similarly, these researchers could potentially prevent or at least delay the publication of research findings that could diminish sales for their supporting company.
