"zero rise" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a situation where something stays the same or doesn't increase, for example: "The stock market saw a zero rise in value this quarter".
Mr. Morner, who has spent much time measuring sea levels in South Asia, said his most recent data pointed to plenty of erosion, but "zero rise in sea level".
The designs unveiled last week for three sleek glass towers at ground zero rise above the mediocrity we have come to expect from a planning process driven by political opportunism, backdoor deal-making and commercial greed.
"To pledge a four-year zero rise in council tax during a deep recession and unprecedented cuts to public spending is naive at best, and foolish at worst".
Of Mozart's eight string quintets, three rise to supremacy.
It only requires one rise, right in the pan.
Fantastic Four: Rise Of The Silver Surfer (PG) (Tim Story, 2007, US) Ioan Gruffudd, Jessica Alba.
Hence, here, we averaged the two rise times as 32.3 s.
The $241-billion rise in household borrowing was paced by a $152-billion 152-billionortgage debt.
Make them big waves, with at least one drop and one rise in the line.
Repeat the folding process two more times (total of three rise and fold cycles).
Only one rose to the occasion.
