"weaker decline" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a decrease in something, such as a decrease in sales, that is not as significant or severe as a previous decline. Example: "After a strong start in the first quarter, the company saw a weaker decline in sales during the second quarter."
Even though weaker declines were predicted in the pessimistic scenario, this scenario as well implied that stomach cancer would become far less important as a cause of death in Europe in the next decades.
For H below 5,000 Oe, the first sharp decrease of the ΔM Tirr, and weak decline of ΔT is attributed to the gradual conquest of the anisotropy of frozen spin and alignment with field, since the magnetic field is not large enough to induce the growth of the FM cluster.
While cholesterol diet triggers in wildtype control mice a weak decline in cognition most pronounced at 7 months, it elicits only very weak AD-like pathology (Hohsfield et al. 2014).
In some studies a worsening of health conditions was related to a decline in SRH [ 14, 35- 38], but in others this worsening was only related to a weak decline or no change at all [ 15- 17].
This analysis indicated that when the cognitive reserve is weak, decline manifestations appear more progressively and slower than in subjects with high cognitive reserve [ 13], probably because in subjects with low cognitive reserve decline appears when lesion level is already very high.
Revenue from the United States was particularly weak, declining 4percentt.
Relatedly, it's hard to imagine a more potent sign of a weak, declining empire than having one's national "credibility" depend upon periodically bombing other countries.
There, the category that includes apparel, jewelry and housewares rose in the high single digits compared to a year ago, but electronics was weak, declining in the high single digits versus a year ago.
Denmark, Finland and Sweden are characterized by weak declines in the relative expenditures until 2007.
