The phrase "dimming down" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to gradually decrease in brightness, intensity, or loudness. Example: The lights in the theater were slowly dimming down as the play came to an end.
"It's quartz halogen light, which when dimmed down has more of a yellow spectrum to it," he explained.
Granted, Shakeri doesn't sing any of the numbers entirely solo from start to finish as Soroush did in Gianni Schicchi, but there are many brief peek-a-boo solos when the choir dims down to an almost inaudible volume.
The bulb can also be dimmed down when on by a few flicks of the switch.
The lights in her face were dimmed down to about three-quarter strength, so she looked merely lovely, at a time when her full incandescence should have been outshining the chandeliers... Tells about his lunches with her... Everything in her tormented psyche turned on what had happened to her at the age of six, when her parents separated and left her to a loneliness that nothing could cure.
These plasma lights can be dimmed down to 20% of their maximum brightness and can give off up to 130 lumens per watt.
During of the bridge section of the song, Minogue is pulled inside the pyramid and the lighting is dimmed down.
The red star dims down its shine, then shines a new red that no one's ever seen before.
But Bellos, whose deconstructive critiques seem in alignment with the dimmed down individualism consistent with French socialists like Jack Lang and others who helped craft European cultural policy.
Many laptops have the ability to dim the light on the LCD by pressing a certain key, so make sure that the laptop is not just dimmed down.
