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"severe degradation" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation in which something has become very diminished or impaired in quality. For example, "The severe degradation of the soil due to bad farming practices has caused crop production to decrease drastically."
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"In a [2C] scenario, virtually all tropical coral reefs are projected to be at risk of severe degradation due to temperature-induced bleaching from 2050 onwards".
"Virtually all tropical coral reefs are projected to be at risk of severe degradation due to temperature-induced bleaching from 2050 onwards," as warming slips past 1.5C, reports Schleussner.
Inertinites, a group thought to have formed from plant material transformed by severe degradation during the peat stage of coalification, include fusinite, semi-fusinite, micrinite, macrinite, and sclerotinite.
However, PbS/TiO2 suffers from severe degradation upon air exposure.
Both cells suffered severe degradation at 60 °C.
Considering the severe degradation effect, the 2,000 ppm is recommended.
Severe degradation of the fibre surface was observed at the locations with high bacterial colonization.
In order to implement a no-reference metric, lacunarity 1.5 can indicate the severe degradation.
Errors of the important local features generate severe degradation in quality.
During digestion of non-PHA cellular materials using hypochlorite, severe degradation of PHA was observed.
Loss or damage to important NALU would lead to severe degradation of video quality.
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