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The phrase "a decline of about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decrease in quantity, value, or performance, often followed by a numerical estimate.
Example: "The report indicated a decline of about 15% in sales compared to last year."
Alternatives: "a decrease of approximately" or "a drop of around".
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That is a decline of about one-third.
But the consensus expectation was for a decline of about 13 percent.
Taxpayers for Common Sense estimates a decline of about 25percentt.
That would mean a decline of about 2percentt from the previous month.
That's a decline of about 1 percent, and it follows a 6.1 percent decline a year earlier.
Last year, there were fewer than fourteen hundred such crimes, a decline of about eighty per cent.
Also, he said, fewer low-income students will take multiple exams, leading to a decline of about 47,000 exams.
In June of this year, after adjusting for inflation, it was $52,100 — a decline of about six per cent.
The boys in the placebo group walked 68 fewer meters at the end than at the beginning, a decline of about 17 percent.
That survey lists 2.73 million payroll jobs in Wisconsin in April, versus 2.74 in January 2011, a decline of about 0.5 percent.
Unlike Mr. Robertson, Mr. Druckenmiller, 46, made an aggressive move into technology stocks in mid-1999 afacingacing a decline of about 20percentt early last year.
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