The phrase "sharp slope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a steep incline or decline in a physical or metaphorical context.
Example: "The trail became increasingly difficult as we approached the sharp slope leading to the summit."
Alternatives: "steep incline" or "abrupt gradient."
Given our current rate of emissions, we'll need a sharp slope towards a "carbon zero" world in order to stay within that budget.
Other observations, including the sharp slope of the Q versus pre-exponential factor, the isotope and pressure effects are explained.
The dissolved gas data obtained from the vertical experiment show a sharp slope change at the onset of convection.
Arriving at a clearing on a sharp slope, Mr. Pae laid a squash, some dried fish and rice crackers at the foot of a tree.
One wonders if, among those eyes, some important ones belonged, so to speak, to George and Elaine Seinfeldld" having begun right as the sharp slope of the crime ramp-down began).
The octagonal house, designed by John Lautner, an apprentice of Frank Lloyd Wright's, hovers like a flying saucer amid the treetops, perched on a thirty-foot concrete column that emerged from a sharp slope studded with jade plants and cacti.
Secondly, the steep and sharp slopes of the mountain areas are really hard to systematically survey.
One of the deadliest wildfires in a generation vastly expanded Monday to cover more than 8,000 acres, sweeping up sharp slopes through dry scrub and gnarled piñon pines a day after fickle winds and flames killed 19 firefighters.
Disadvantages of wheeled robots are that they cannot navigate well over obstacles such as rocky terrain, sharp slopes, or areas with low friction.
However, in cases where the enhanced density has multiple peaks, multiple sharp slopes meet their criteria, and hence, it becomes difficult to uniquely define density widths.
Fig. 2 Illustration of a spike S (solid black line) consisting of a tip t(S) and two opposite sharp slopes S l and S r and surrounded by quiet left W l (S) and right W r (S) wings (dotted line).
