"experience a dip" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a temporary decrease or decline in something, such as a decrease in sales, performance, or mood. Example: After a successful start, the company experienced a dip in sales during the holiday season.
Then there are those who have stopped buying entirely or are buying only when there are promotions, leading a few thrift stores to experience a dip in sales this year.
As discussed previously, Mn minerals experience a dip in reactivity under certain pHs and reactivity can be enhanced by adjusting pH.
The lower overall reactivity of acid birnessite at pH 7.2 is expected because most Mn-oxides experience a dip in reactivity somewhere in the pH range.
Of course, many men and women will experience a dip in their sex drive as they age and some may even have to alter their behavior in order to maintain a healthy sex life, but there is no scheduled moment in time when a higher power strikes you down and says, "That's it, sex is over for you".
It's common for even healthy individuals to experience a dip in blood pressure when they rise after long periods of sitting.
Leading American banks such as JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs experienced a dip too.
"But our occupancy has experienced a dip in a quarter that is never busy," Mr. Richter said.
The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, which is going through a rocky period – with board defections and explorations of possible mergers – experienced a dip in attendance.
"If we have experienced a dip in form toward the end of the season, it is because of the inhuman schedule over the last two years.
Like other parts of the sector, the university experienced a dip in applicant numbers after tuition fees tripled to £9,000 in 2012, with part-time students particularly affected.
It opened again this year and has been in great demand throughout the summer (although like many consumer-oriented businesses in the capital, it experienced a dip in demand during the Olympics).
