The phrase "a future decline" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing anticipated decreases in various contexts, such as economics, population, or performance.
Example: "Experts predict a future decline in the economy if current trends continue."
Alternatives: "an impending decrease" or "a forthcoming drop."
Still, Mr. Zafran is mindful of a future decline in the price of gold.
A decline in inventory turns, for example, the number of times that inventory is sold and replaced each year, often signals a future decline in sales.
In conclusion, a future decline in perinatal mortality depends on interventions at different levels.
Therefore, our aim was to test the hypothesis that plasma ADMA levels might be linked to a future decline of glucose tolerance in men with stable CAD.
The same logic applies to mobile phones, which far outsell PCs and are coming to be regarded as universal remote controls for living.Moving into non-PC markets also provides a hedge against any future decline in Microsoft's core Windows and Office franchises though, despite years of speculation, neither seems to be in any danger of being undermined by open-source alternatives.
This pattern of results is of interest because, in terms of identifying elderly subjects at risk for subsequent cognitive decline, information on a patient's future decline may be more valuable compared with information that incorporates past decline.
Falling prices create an expectation of future decline, which compels consumers and investors to postpone spending, setting off a self-sustaining downward spiral of production, income, spending and prices.
Using future decline on a standard clinical outcome, such as the CDR-sb or ADAS-cog, as the gold standard or a future 'conversion' endpoint requires a retrospective approach that may not be as applicable to a population enrolled in a clinical trial.
Given a future 50% decline in coral cover, we estimate a 52% probability of observing declines in the abundance of fish species with maximum body lengths <20 cm.
The relationship between change in diurnal planktivore abundance and coral cover was relatively strong; given a future 50% decline in coral cover, we estimate a 68% probability of observing declines in planktivore abundance (Figure 3E).
For others it could be money held in reserve for a future market decline.
