"economic deceleration" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a slowdown or decrease in the rate of economic growth. For example: "The country's economic deceleration has caused severe financial hardship."
Any economic deceleration could be relatively smooth, though.
In addition, slower trade growth reflects China's economic deceleration.
And we have now gone through almost two years of economic deceleration, enormous inventory cutback, reductions in capital spending.
We are now two years into a very broad-based economic deceleration, and I'm not aware of any banking failure.
As for China, the economic deceleration in that country has not "caused us to turn on the panic switch yet," he said.
He said that while the economic deceleration has slowed, it may be difficult to outperform last year's Thanksgiving weekend results, given that consumers have been more tightfisted in the months since.
Even if the slowdown in job creation points to a deceleration in economic growth, the latest figures probably do not spell an end to the recovery.
"Recent economic data indicate a deceleration in the pace of economic growth in the past few months, following the strong growth rate in the first quarter," he said.
"As expected, recent economic data indicate a deceleration in the pace of economic growth in the past few months, following the strong growth rate in the first quarter," he said.
"Given this environment, the investment appetite of Chinese manufacturers is unlikely to come back just now," Yao Wei, an economist at Société Générale in Hong Kong, wrote in a research note, adding that she expected a further deceleration in economic activity in the short term, despite more policy easing from the government.
The model is designed to assess the tradeoff between emission deceleration and economic growth.
