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The phrase "dropped percentage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a decrease in a percentage value, often in contexts like finance, statistics, or performance metrics.
Example: "The company reported a dropped percentage in sales this quarter compared to the last."
Alternatives: "declined percentage" or "reduced percentage."
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While the 55 cents a day threshold may be shocking, or the rapidly dropping percentages worldwide uplifting, such numbers, devoid of context, are somewhat meaningless.
Samsung's market share dropped 10 percentage points over the year.
Since hitting a peak in 2000 of 20.5percentt of the United Nations budget, Japan's share has dropped one percentage point.
John McCain lost 5.1 percentage points from George W Bush's nationwide percentage (50.7% to 45.6%), but he only dropped 1.7 percentage points from Bush's result in Alaska (61.1%too 59.4%).
Ohio's unemployment rate dropped 1.7 percentage points between July 2011 and this past July, a larger percentage drop than all but three other states in that period.
The Big Three's share of the market has dropped 30 percentage points in the last 13 years, to some 44percentt.
And Nokia's share of the smartphone market dropped 6.7 percentage points from 2009.
Kodak's share of the United States film market has dropped one percentage point since December.
The favorable rating had dropped 14 percentage points since March.
It found O'Dwyer's primary vote had dropped 10 percentage points since 2013.
The Tories have dropped one percentage point since last weekend, while Labour is unchanged.
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