The phrase "wave subsided" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a large body of water or a metaphorical "wave" of emotion or activity calming down or becoming less intense. Example: After the storm passed, the waves subsided and the ocean became calm once again. Example: The tension in the room was palpable, but it eventually subsided as the group discussed their differences.
Soon after the heat wave subsided, she said, there were days of heavy rain.
No sooner had the blast wave subsided than Hussain, Baghdadi's wife, Wathi al-Jassem, and their children were swept away on helicopters to a world that has become more foreboding and foreign with each passing day.
Mortgage banking income, which comes from making home loans and servicing existing mortgages, fell 14percenttoto $1.1 billion as a refinancing wave subsided and interest rates rose.
"The whole concept of it is really, really exciting but the power in the wave subsides really fast," said Agius.
The waves subsided long ago but their consequences never did.
The workers lived in a tent, and when weather was bad, they had to stay until the storm and waves subsided.
Phelps will be challenged by Ryan Lochte in the individual medley events; Bolt has been beaten this year in the 100 and 200 by his training partner Yohan Blake and has concerns about a hamstring injury that might not be helped if London's sudden heat wave subsides and cooler, wetter conditions return.
Though the wave has subsided somewhat, the aftereffects of the Asian ghost boom are still being felt.
Republicans are particularly vulnerable because they are defending gains that they made in 2010 this yearr, the wave has subsided a fair bit.
After an epidemic wave has subsided, the affected host population contains such a small proportion of susceptible individuals that reintroduction of the infection will not result in a new epidemic.
Financial and non-financial firms alike face a reckoning on "goodwill" amassed during the long merger wave that subsided last year.Goodwill is an intangible asset that represents the extra value ascribed to a company by virtue of its brand and reputation.
