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"would be decreased" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something has decreased, will decrease, or is expected to decrease. For example: "If we continue to take aggressive actions to reduce our carbon emissions, our environmental impact would be decreased."
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The levels of noradrenaline and 5-HT would be decreased.
The performance of modified models using relevant modified coefficients would be decreased to a certain extent.
He recently decided that the administrative budget, close to $300 million, would be decreased by another $100 million.
Water deliveries would be decreased based on how far water levels drop in Lake Mead and Lake Powell.
Moreover, both values and standard deviation of the preexponential factor (A) would be decreased due to the presence of limestone.
Furthermore, the derivation of the drag torque would be decreased when increasing the preload, which can improve the stability of the screw during its operation.
Therefore, the overall internal resistance in a battery would be decreased and better performance could thus be obtained, with this type of anode.
We tested the hypothesis that the frequency of the protective allele would be decreased in children with premature pubarche and adolescent girls with hyperandrogenism.
To determine whether the call-response interval for an emergency medical services (EMS) system would be decreased through the introduction of ambulance base paging.
If drawn visual element brought another word to mind at the same time (having another meaning), the consistency of the system would be decreased.
Putting these guidelines into action, self-learning would be promoted and learning issues of users with less computer literacy would be decreased.
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