The phrase "ailing environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an environment that is suffering from problems or deterioration, often in the context of ecological or social issues.
Example: "The ailing environment has prompted many activists to call for immediate action to address climate change."
Alternatives: "deteriorating environment" or "struggling environment".
Get all that done and with cleaner air to breathe, fewer toxics in the stuff we ingest and surround ourselves with, and less worry about some big coal ash sludge washing over our lands, think of all the energy you will have to look at what else ails the environment.
If you are thinking that these are a demanding and sometimes heartbreaking set of responses — ceaselessly trying to control an ailing person's environment, to adapt the way you communicate, to consider dangerous drugs — well, yes.
Earth construction is a sustainable option to housing with inherent characteristics that should be desirable in the ailing economy of hot tropical environment in Africa.
Too much of our common resources -- infrastructure and environment -- is ailing.
This outlined eight sectors for which Iran could expect to receive outside support including its civilian nuclear energy programme, its civil aviation fleet, currently ailing under the weight of sanctions, the environment, agriculture and regional security.
The vouchers should motivate the industry to produce high-demand vehicles, cut down on oil demand, help the environment, benefit Joe the Driver, if you will, and give our ailing economy a shot in the arm.
Having the environment too hot or too cold is equally bad for an ailing hedgehog.
During her four terms in the Senate, Boxer has burnished her reputation as a powerful advocate for families, children, consumers, California and the environment, as well as a leader in efforts to rebuild the nation's ailing infrastructure.
"We're in a tough economic environment and proceeding accordingly," said Cathy Wright, a spokeswoman for Target, which also owns Marshall Field's and the ailing Mervyn's.
It is difficult for a successful university to take over an ailing one, or for two complementary campuses to merge.The challenge of changeRunning universities in a way that suits a competitive environment may mean some uncomfortable changes.
