The phrase "accelerated decline in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is decreasing at a faster rate than before.
Example: "The accelerated decline in bee populations is alarming and requires immediate action."
Alternatives: "rapid decrease in" or "swift downturn in".
However, we remain concerned that an accelerated decline in the group's predominantly print revenues could undermine required investment in digital.
The accelerated decline in PC gaming led Future's gaming tiles, its biggest single portfolio, to a challenging quarter, the company said.
Patients with COPD experience lower airway and systemic inflammation, and an accelerated decline in FEV1.
Destruction and subsequent remodeling of the normal bronchial architecture are manifested by an accelerated decline in FEV1 and bronchial hyperresponsiveness.
Controlled MV was associated with an accelerated decline in Tdi (p = 0.01) mediated by TF (proportion of effect mediated = 0.3, p < 0.01 for mediation effect).
Irrespective of the underlying type of malignancy, most patients with advanced cancer experience a prolonged period of gradual decline (months/years) before a short phase of accelerated decline in the last month or two.
In a previous study, the authors found no accelerated decline in close proximity to death for a measure of global cognitive functioning, after excluding persons in a preclinical phase of dementia.
Recent analyses have suggested an accelerated decline in child mortality in Ghana since 2000.
However, plasma D-dimer levels were not associated with an accelerated decline in lung function over nine years.
In conclusion, among a generally healthy population of young adults, higher levels of plasma fibrinogen and CRP are associated with accelerated decline in lung function.
We now extend upon this prior work to document that both fibrinogen and CRP in young adults are associated with accelerated decline in lung function as well as abnormal lung function over 15 years of followup.
