The phrase 'diminished stability' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a situation in which something is not as stable as it once was. For example: The new regulations have caused a diminished stability in the stock market.
Renting has the taint of transience, diminished stability and so on.
However, a slightly less stringent distribution can be observed, compatible with a diminished stability.
Distal radius fractures in osteoporotic bone have greatly diminished stability; there is often bone impaction and fracture fragmentation.
The demonstration of consistently low-level exogenous protein expression, despite uniform mRNA transcript abundance, suggested diminished stability of TSC1 His68Arg, Phe158Cys and His206Asp mutant proteins.
A loss of subcutaneous tissue, vascularity, and diminishing stability of small blood vessels add other factors to compromise skin integrity.
"Although this credit growth had contributed to strong real GDP growth and higher asset prices, we believe it has also diminished financial stability to some extent," it said.
Transitions from multiple feeder schools to a single higher level school were associated with diminished friendship stability, more loosely connected friendship networks, increased social distance between students, and friendship segregation between students who formerly attended different schools.
Mutations affected deacetylation of the enzyme, decreasing or increasing its catalytic efficiency and all mutations diminished the stability of the enzyme.
Simulations presented in Figure 6, 7 show considerably diminished energetic stability in the no-CK system, and thus demonstrate significant roles of the creatine kinase system in maintaining normal function in the working heart.
However, the combination of higher-order transfer operators and Galerkin rediscretization diminishes the stability of stabilized inviscid operators on coarse grids and a modification is proposed to alleviate this problem.
We hypothesized that substituting slots for holes in the near cortex under a locked plate would lead to predictably lower stiffness without diminishing implant stability.
