"greater declines" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a larger or more significant decrease in something. Example: "Investors were alarmed by the company's latest earnings report, which showed even greater declines in profits compared to the previous quarter."
Firefighters over all had greater declines than medical workers.
Many experts are predicting still greater declines to come in New York City housing prices.
11 recession and that many other industries suffered even greater declines in their sales at the time.
But police officials, who describe the system they have set up as a meritocracy, say they enjoy broad public support in pushing for greater declines in crime.
Some economists fear that cutting government spending could lead to a vicious circle, in which falling demand further depresses employment, leading to greater declines in demand and output.
Although testosterone naturally decreases with age, men who became fathers showed much greater declines, more than double that of the childless men.
declines, and more persistent use was associated with greater declines," said the lead author, Madeline H. Meier, a postdoctoral researcher at Duke University.
Europe's pollinators are estimated to be worth €22bn (£16bn) a year, but one in six of them died off between 1985 and 2005 – with greater declines recorded in the UK, Germany and Sweden.
Second, if house lock were an important factor, we would expect to see greater declines in labor mobility in states with more underwater mortgages, and among homeowners compared with renters.
But other Western nations have seen even greater declines over the last decade, and the fatality rate is still higher in the United States than in many other countries.
subject to more pharmaceutical innovation and greater declines in incidence.
