The phrase 'possible decrease of' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a potential decrease in something. For example, "The company is facing a possible decrease of revenue in the upcoming quarter."
The liquid surface of SnLi indicated a possible decrease of SEE yield.
This investigation analysed possible decrease of crack growth in integral structures by means of design analysis on stringer cross-sections.
The possible decrease of proportion in the near future and the increase of proportion after 1978 make a historical comparison in China, and thus an example of language education policy change in the world.
That is why using methods based on severe plastic deformation for obtaining NCS could be a complicated operation in corrosion environments because of a possible decrease of corrosion resistance of the metal.
As pore size decreases, it is difficult for the polymer chain to penetrate into the pore and exchange electrons with the dye molecule adsorbed inside the pores, resulting to a possible decrease of the photocurrent.
But it is noted that the last approach is difficult to use for the low-voltage application, because the voltage drop on the degeneration resistors limits the possible decrease of the voltage supply.
This proposal of a possible decrease in hepatic lipogenesis of EH cows is supported by the following.
A possible decrease in awareness of sepsis and a need for massive educational programs to healthcare providers are among the main concerns.
The factor V Leiden and prothrombin G20210A polymorphisms may therefore be associated with a possible decreased risk of SAH, an increased risk of secondary cerebral ischemia and possibly a decreased risk of rebleeding in SAH patients.
If most of the compensation is in options, the owner needs to balance a hoped-for increase in the company's value against a possible decrease in the value of his shares because of dilution.
Our findings for ADHD did not reach statistical significance, but the direction of the association suggests a possible decreased risk of ADHD diagnosis in children with urinary cadmium levels above the 25th percentile.
