The phrase "advancing deterioration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that is progressively worsening over time.
Example: "The advancing deterioration of the building's structure raised concerns about its safety and required immediate attention."
Alternatives: "progressive decline" or "escalating decay".
The most deteriorated bridges in Westchester tend to be small ones built more than 80 years ago, but many busy bridges have been identified as having deficiencies: The Saw Mill River Parkway bridge over the Cross County Parkway has a superstructure rated poor, meaning it has advanced deterioration.
Between 350 BC and AD 170 (2300–1780 cal. yr BP), massive increase of heather indicates advanced deterioration of soils by continuous exploitation during the pre-Roman and to a somewhat lesser extent during the late Roman Iron Age.
The magnitude of change varies substantially, some patients showing only modest advances or even further deterioration, whereas others show considerable improvements on the majority or all administered tests.
In the past, physical training was not advised for MS patients due to the opinion that it would advance the deterioration.
Several studies examined the effect of hemodialysis, immediately after exposure to contrast media to prevent the further deterioration of renal function in patients with preexisting advanced renal disease.
Despite this therapy, further deterioration developed, and in view of the end-stage COPD and his advance directive, treatment was restricted and he deceased soon.
The justification is our ability to assess road condition, the high value of road assets, relative value to other infrastructure, and advanced knowledge of deterioration relative to other infrastructure.
Unchecked, this normal and gradual deterioration can advance to clinical cognitive impairment which, in turn, carries a higher risk for progression to dementia [ 1- 3].
