The phrase "a mix of declining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a combination of factors or elements that are experiencing a decrease or downturn.
Example: "The report highlighted a mix of declining sales, customer satisfaction, and employee morale."
Alternatives: "a combination of decreasing" or "a blend of diminishing".
If that can't be done, a toxic mix of declining property prices and maturing loans could lead to fresh losses at many banks.
The AQoL is an ideal generic instrument to capture broad health-related changes – incorporating a mix of health declines and improvements.
This segment of the population will be a mix of people who decline to obtain available health coverage, individuals living in states that didn't expand Medicaid eligibility as permitted by the Affordable Care Act, and undocumented immigrants who aren't allowed to use the exchanges or enroll in Medicaid.
The overall trend in numbers is uncertain, with a mix of regional populations that are increasing, declining, stable or unknown, but there is no evidence of rapid overall decline and the status of the species is assessed as being of Least Concern.
The Estonian population is rapidly declining, through a mix of emigration, low birth rate, and low life expectancy.
Garten, the Trump Organization's chief legal officer, said Trump's income was a mix of flat fees and percentages but declined to disclose them.
Just as in big cities, officials in these smaller communities attribute the decline to a mix of factors, including their own innovative programs, an improved economy and longer prison sentences.
The freight market is driven by a mix of external influences, including spatial planning, the decline of bulk traffic such as coal, and the arrival of a competent, aggressive and commercially competitive alternative.
From the Post: > The agency has declined to publicly identify the victims, a mix of career officers and contractors with backgrounds ranging from law enforcement to military Special Forces.
