The phrase 'greater contraction' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a reduction in size, area, volume, or amount. For example: "The company experienced a greater contraction in profits last year than the year before."
3a It is the solvent cavity which undergoes greater contraction than the other components of the structure, contracting to 12.4 % of the structure at 100 K (see the Supporting Information).
After some years of double-digit growth (during which a complacent government signally failed to cool the economy), Latvia faces a 5% or greater contraction in GDP next year.
The LP HG causes greater contraction of the second molar than the HP HG.
The straight-fiber types of artificial muscle have greater contraction ratio and power and a longer lifetime than McKibben types.
As a result, the greater contraction ratio of the multifilament muscles compared to that of the single muscle was demonstrated both theoretically and experimentally.
Lobate scarps, discovered by Mariner 10, are the dominant tectonic landform across the planet and collectively record greater contraction of the surface than inferred from Mariner 10 images.
The Great Recession is better described as the Great Contraction, given the massive and simultaneous contraction of global credit, trade and growth that the world has experienced.
He and Mr. Biden spoke not long after the nation's gross domestic product reflected its greatest contraction in a quarter-century.
At the same time, data suggests the eurozone recession has continued into a sixth successive quarter, which would make it longer than the "Great Contraction" of 2008-09.
Perhaps the Great Contraction of 2008-09 will be different from other deep financial crises, and we will see a sustained sharp recovery worldwide.
It was to prevent a Depression.In that policymakers enjoyed success only by the miserable comparison of the Great Contraction of the 1930s.
