The phrase 'graph decline' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing a decrease in the data as depicted on a graph or chart. For example, "The graph clearly shows the decline in profits over the past three years."
The Wall Street Journal soon jumped on that part of the story, producing a graph labeled "Decline and Fall," and showing a decline in the percentage of degrees granted in the humanities from the late 1960s to 2010.
After that, it's a steady graph of decline, with the jokes increasing and increasing.
At the Fox upfront in New York last month, the president of entertainment, Kevin Reilly, stood onstage at the Beacon Theater in front of a giant graph titled "Decline of the Voice" with a single, dramatically sloped line pointing downward.
If the whole country is going to pot, and it certainly is, I think you could graph the decline not only in morals, but in a sense of social éclat and social standards — I think you could plot the decline right next to the rise of the Dow Jones — the higher the Dow, the lower the standards.
But, in terms of the statistic of albums sold, no question your article is correct and the graph steadily declines".
The graph of declining sales earlier could have been the graph of the horse-and-buggy business when the automobile came out... is it just to put Joel's head on a pike to scare others?" Advised he was running out of time, Nesson finished: "I'll conclude with a story about a boy and a wise old man.
In this process the rolling hinges volume decreases and hence the F-H graph trend declined.
As you can see, there is a point where the incremental spend does not bring you incremental returns that is, where the "Return" graph starts declining and dips below the spend line.
Caption: Graph of declining trend (Clker-Free-Vector-Images, Pixabay).
-Yascha Mounk and Roberto Stefan Foa respond to criticism that their graph showing declining support for democracy among millennials is misleading.
"Draw one line on a graph charting the decline in union membership, then superimpose a second line charting the decline in middle-class income share," writes Noah, "and you will find that the two lines are nearly identical".
