The phrase "a time of dwindling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period characterized by a decrease or reduction in something, such as resources, population, or enthusiasm.
Example: "During a time of dwindling resources, the community had to come together to find sustainable solutions."
Alternatives: "an era of decline" or "a period of reduction".
It will be interesting to see how the Blendle model can work abroad at a time of dwindling print sales.
What are its prospects at a time of dwindling letter volumes, the Universal Service Obligation and increased rivalry in the parcels world?
Mr. Fajardo said they explored a merger, but decided that would not solve the fund-raising problems at a time of dwindling viewer support.
A new and undiagnosed pathogen appears to be terrorising the Scots pine.All this comes at a time of dwindling national expertise in plant diseases.
Now, understandably enough at a time of dwindling newspaper circulations, all the daily papers are putting a lot more thought into wooing women readers.
But some people wonder who would have the vision and coalition-building skills to follow Mr. Daley and keep the local government steady, particularly in a time of dwindling resources and continuing economic uncertainty.
"In this time of dwindling resources, the shift away from tokens will allow us to be more efficient," Mr. Reuter said.
But at a time of uncertainty and dwindling stock portfolios, everyone's looking for a scapegoat.
According to the firm, the study "highlight(s) the risks to countries as they strive to secure stable energy supplies in a time of geopolitical upheaval, dwindling traditional resources and a transition to a low carbon world".
In a time of growing populations and dwindling resources, I eat less food and take up less space than most people.
On the business side, she is trying to establish a dance company at a time of diminishing financing and dwindling audiences, in a county with little homegrown professional dance.
