The phrase "a decline until" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a decrease or decrease in something until a certain point in time or condition is reached. Example: The stock market experienced a decline until mid-February, but has since rebounded.
The evolution of the slope shows a decline until the early 1990s, a slight recovery during that decade, and an acceleration starting in 2000.
Following the Great Depression, the region's textile sector experienced a decline until its eventual demise in the mid-20th century.
In males this peak was followed by a decline until reaching a plateau at the age of 65 years.
Following a peak response at month 7, GMTs for antibodies against HPV-16 and -18 showed a decline until about month 18, reaching a plateau phase thereafter.
In contrast, proline abundance is inversely correlated with that of glutamate, undergoing a decline until 6 to 8 hr AEL, when it begins to increase.
Interestingly, archaea and bacteria have similar patterns in rDNA abundance; both had a gradual increase with a peak at 15 weeks, followed by a decline until the end of composting.
Nine percent of live births were delivered preterm.Figure 1 displays the monthly incidence of CD over the test period, which indicates a slight decline until 1997 and a steady rise thereafter.
In health centres, we found a similar pattern –a jump from 44 to 59.2 % and then a gradual decline until 1.5%%.
These are indicated by a gradual increase in risk after surgery until 3 to 4 years, followed by a gradual decline until year 8, and then a second rise to a maximum at 8 to 9 years, although the confidence intervals indicate a lack of precision at each successive time point.
The number of births was highest in the early 1960s, followed by a steady decline until the mid 1970s and a further increase in the 1980s.
Their density reached a peak in the first postnatal week with a marked decline until their nearly complete disappearance at P14.
