The phrase "fall in temperature" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a variety of contexts in which you are discussing the decrease of temperature. For example: The weather forecast predicts that the temperature will fall in temperature this week.
Similarly, a gradual reduction in solar radiation may explain fall in temperature from October to February (monsoon to post-monsoon) and again it begins to increase March onwards.
The C. burnetii abortions and presence of ticks on abortion cow cases seem to follow the gradual fall in temperature as the season transition from autumn to winter.
But it is worth remembering that the last ice age, when much of the northern hemisphere was buried under an ice-pack thousands of feet thick, was triggered by a fall in temperature of only some five degrees centigrade.
Her book follows the geologists and climate researchers who have assembled evidence that a drastic fall in temperature led to an ice-covered globe - the Snowball Earth of her title.
On those rare occasions when the whole of the Sun is obscured, the sudden occurrence of intense darkness, accompanied by a pronounced fall in temperature, may leave a profound impression on eyewitnesses.
The gas humidifier was heated to balance the fall in temperature during vaporization.
Amey, the company which looks after gritting in Birmingham, said there had been a fall in temperatures on the A38(M).
The test conditions were 26 43 °C and 7.3 8.6 MPa in temperature and pressure, respectively.
The results showed that the cross-linking of laccase on nanosilica increased the stability by 25 30% in temperature range of 40 60 °C.
On 31 January 1932, in temperatures below -20 degrees, blast furnace number one was blown in; the following year, it had to be shut down again and completely rebuilt.
There are reports that construction workers in the Indian city of Gurgaon had no choice but to continue working all last week in temperatures higher than 43C, in order to earn their wage of 200 rupees a day (about £2).
