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"have dropped off" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a decrease in something or someone, often in a gradual or gradual manner. Example: "The number of attendees at the conference have dropped off significantly since last year."
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I have dropped off Twitter.
His or her candidacy would have dropped off a cliff.
have been added, and other bits have dropped off.
There's no reason he should have dropped off in velocity.
Culture seems to have dropped off the table.
Nine figures from 2014's list have dropped off this year's rankings completely.
Gazans say they have dropped off the map.This suits most Israelis.
At least 20 of the lawyers who have dropped off the volunteer list are from Henan.
Two years ago Santander was our most complained-about firm, but the letters have dropped off.
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But one by one, most of those films have dropped off the Hollywood release schedule.
Inflation is rampant, remittances from abroad have dropped off and Eritrea is a political pariah.
More suggestions(20)
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