"significant depreciation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a decrease in the value of something, such as a stock or a currency. For example: - "The economic downturn led to significant depreciation of the country's currency." - "The company's profits were affected by the significant depreciation of their assets." - "The housing market saw a period of significant depreciation, causing several homeowners to sell at a loss."
"The fact that sterling's significant depreciation has so far failed to boost net trade is worrying.
"Nearly every property owner in the U.S. today has experienced at least some — if not significant — depreciation in property values".
The significant depreciation now will have a much smaller positive impact than in 1991 because it is not accompanied by a reform agenda.
A significant depreciation of the baht surely would trigger another spurt in exports and tourism and raise the inflation rate somewhat.
Ms. Tan noted that there had been particular interest from Asian buyers in the British commercial property market, based on the significant depreciation of the pound against many Asian currencies in recent years: The pound has fallen about 6 percent against the Singapore dollar in the past two years and 20 percent against the renminbi.
Thermal processing resulted in significant depreciation of analyzed parameters reported to the corresponding values of fresh fruit as follows: TMA 69-822%), TP 33-555%) and FRAP 18-522%).
The thermal treatment applied for jam processing induced significant depreciations in TP content of jam samples obtained with LMAP, LMA and HMP as follows: 38-46%, 33-43% and 47-55% reported to the values recorded for corresponding fresh fruit.
I don't think there's going to be any significant price depreciation.
Britain's peers have not suffered similar levels of inflation despite importing oil and, in America's case, undergoing significant currency depreciation.
Then we have the "recovery bucket" which encapsulates companies on our focus list which have seen significant price depreciation for a reason that we determine to be temporary and transitional -- think of these as relative value or special situations.
China is strongly opposed to any significant appreciation or depreciation of its currency, Mr. Xu said at a press conference.
