The phrase "fall in size" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a reduction or decrease in dimensions or volume of an object or entity.
Example: "Due to the lack of resources, the project had to fall in size to meet the budget constraints."
Alternatives: "decrease in size" or "shrink in size."
Look at household income and you need to take into account that the typical household has fallen in size in recent decades, thanks to the growth in single-parent families.
Look forward 10 years and the pressures will be greater still: our workforce will probably be falling in size; the retired baby boomers will need more care; we will all have to save more for ourselves and rely less on the state; and I am afraid those debts will still be there.
The iPhone 6s Plus will see a similar drop in size, falling to 2750 mAh, according to Chinese website cnBeta.
The historic skylight which runs through the centre of the main Central railway station building was smashed, and the shards reportedly fell in sizes up to on around 100 waiting passengers.
Most particles on samples S2 and S3 fall in the size range of 45 to 50 nm, which is close to the particle size in the original deposition solution.
If you fall in between sizes, choose the larger size for comfort!!!
The drought of 2005 to 2006 led to a 70% fall in the size of pastoralists' herds of cattle, goats and sheep.
Since the apex of the last financial crisis in October 2008 when Lehman Brothers went bust, this number has declined by a full 3.8% - a staggering fall in the size of the workforce.
They range from 64.7 Mb for R. irregularis DAOM 197198 to 163.7 Mb for Rhizophagus sp. DAOM 229456 and 178 Mb for R. irregularis DAOM 234179, which all fall in the size range of the larger genomes.
If your measurements fall in between sizes, go for the smaller size.
