"negative increase" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to refer to a decrease or a decrease in activity or output. For example, "The economic recession led to a negative increase in consumer spending."
As Figure 4A shows (left panel), the online presentation of new words that violate the rule of the language (non-words) elicited a large early negative increase with a fronto-central distribution consistent with a Mismatch Negativity (MMN) effect (Fig. 4B, bottom).
With the negative increase of cathodic potential, charge-transfer resistance and the local impedance of electrode increase.
During the second main phase of the storm from ~11 UT–12 Utherere is a sharp negative increase to SYM-H ~ −260 nT.
It is further shown that long latency period could induce positive (decrease disease burden) or negative (increase disease burden) population-level impact depending on the sign of a certain epidemiological threshold quantity and some other conditions.
The result for output characteristic shows that the drain current (ID) does not significantly increase with the negative increase of gate voltage (not shown), unlike the conventional p-type channel metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFETs).
All of the electrodes showed a negative increase in voltage under light irradiation, suggesting that the photogenerated electrons are injected from the semiconductor film into the Ti foil substrate [50, 51], generating the anodic photocurrent in I V and I t measurements.
Making the electrode more negative increases the number of electrons in the metal ready to tunnel to ions, and hence the rate of the reduction process increases.
These sharp SYM-H negative increases may have been generated by multiple MC southward magnetic fields.
While businesses often view having their processes stopped as a negative, increasing the stoppages, or creating process failures, is often a precursor to improved performance.
Then by the first and second equations of system (1) we have that x is positive decreasing and y is negative increasing eventually.
Observe from the above application of Corollary 3.3 that we have a sort of unusual collection of conditions - namely, that y must be 'initially' negative, increasing, and convex.
