The phrase "active deterioration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process of decline or worsening that is currently happening or ongoing.
Example: "The report highlighted the active deterioration of the building's structural integrity, necessitating immediate repairs."
Alternatives: "ongoing decline" or "progressive deterioration".
As periarticular demineralization and joint damage are both related to imbalance in osteoclast and osteoblast activity, measures of hand bone loss may be a marker for active deterioration of bone and a predictor of subsequent erosive joint damage.
Active deterioration continued on many unimproved track sections and campsites.
Furthermore, SNHL of greater than 30 dB at one or more frequencies in both ears with evidence of active deterioration (elevated threshold) in at least one ear of 15 dB at one frequency (excluding 250 Hz as a sole indicator), or 10 dB at 2+ frequencies developing in >3 days but <90 days [3], [16].
Reciprocal relationships between the decline in the circadian clock activity and deterioration in mental performance are currently a subject for active discussions [ 25].
As the cement content increases for a given water content, three zones of improvement are observed: active, inert and deterioration zones.
Unfortunately, ALIBs exhibited a poor cycling performance because of the complicated Li insertion/extraction process in aqueous solution, which would aggravate the dissolution of active materials and deterioration of crystal structure [3, 4].
The Australian virologist Sir Macfarlane Burnet, who won the Nobel Prize in 1960 for his work in immunology, has described "active and avoidable genetic deterioration" as "the last and greatest danger to our civilization".
On the other hand, they found progressive deterioration of active abduction after 6 10 years of surgery.
Although these toxins are primarily protein-bound, their free fraction, which is the unbound metabolically active component, increases with deterioration of kidney function [ 48].
By helping those with mobility issues to be more active, volunteers can prevent muscle deterioration and get people back into their community more quickly.
Under recent court interpretations of the 1970 act, the EPA must not only "protect and enhance" the nation's air but take active steps to prevent "significant deterioration" where air is still relatively pure.
