The phrase "a prospective decline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a potential or expected decrease in a certain area, such as economics, health, or performance.
Example: "Analysts are concerned about a prospective decline in consumer spending as inflation continues to rise."
Alternatives: "an anticipated drop" or "a potential decrease."
A prospective decline of $100‐million to $150‐million in estimated yields from stock transfer, personal income and business taxes had already been reported to Mayor Lindsay in September.
Academic medical centers (AMCs) are presently facing enormous challenges arising from a prospective decline in government funding for research and education, shifting payment models emphasizing efficiency and value, and increasing competition.
Even if you don't want to spend an annual 3% on insurance, you can buy some protection against a prospective decline by carefully pruning your portfolio.
The larger part of any current or short-term prospective decline is related to a high intermarriage rate combined with the reality that a large proportion of children in these relationships are not being raised Jewish.
It can be seen from this account that Lanlan's father's face state and its prospective decline is not only an outcome of his own behavior but is contingent on his wife's behavior and also his daughter's behavior.
The prospective decline of African fish food consumption is a concern in terms of food security, as fish plays a key nutritional role in the region by providing very valuable micronutrients and proteins.
18 Thus, ASA use was related to better concurrent result on the Mini Mental State Examination (MMSE) and some other tests, and had an interaction effect with age on memory tests, interpreted as more prospective decline in these tests.
The Baltimore Longitudinal Study on Aging (BLSA) reported that ASA use was related to better concurrent result on some tests, including the MMSE, and an interaction effect with age on memory tests, interpreted as more prospective decline in these tests.
Here demography again comes into play: the prospective decline in the labor force reduces the expected return on investments.
In Baltimore longitudinal Study of aging [ 17], persons with higher baseline PWV also exhibited prospective decline on tests of verbal learning and delayed recall, nonverbal memory, and the Blessed I-M-C Test.
The strengths of the study include comprehensive measures of functional limitations and functional decline, a prospective population-based cohort design, a relatively large set of white and African-American participants, a long follow-up and our ability to take into account multiple covariates in the tumour-related, lifestyle and sociodemographic domains.
