"plateau off" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe when progress or activity reaches a level that is no longer increasing or decreasing. For example, "After the initial surge of sales, the numbers began to plateau off."
The results indicate that increasing γ from 1 to 50 results in a significant improvement of the recall performance, while this effect starts to plateau off at values of >20.
These marginal plateaus are exemplified by the Blake Plateau off the southeastern United States.
The Blake Plateau off the east coast of Florida is a good example.
Nodule deposits on the Blake Plateau off the east coast of the United States were touted as an economic resource in the 1960s, but they were never exploited commercially.
The Blake Plateau off the southeastern United States and the continental borderland off southern California are examples of continental slopes separated from continental shelves by plateaus of intermediate depth.
The North Atlantic, between the Grand Banks underwater plateau off Canada, the south of Iceland and the west of Great Britain, is often the setting for gigantic waves, thanks to wind patterns which lead to "intense extra-tropical storms" sometimes called "bombs", the WMO said.
In contrast, the coverage of high abundance transcripts plateaus off using SMS.
Local sediments stem from a younger geologic formation called the Basin and Range -- an area that begins where the Colorado Plateau drops off at the western edge of the Grand Canyon and the landscape stretches out for hundreds of miles, all the way to eastern California.
Carcass maturity is when bone and muscle growth plateau's off and fat begins to be laid down.
In 1926 a small aeroplane landed on the summit plateau of Helvellyn and took off again.
The researchers have also demonstrated that the percentage of people with dementia after 90 does not plateau or taper off, as some experts had suspected.
