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The phrase "any decline in performance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a decrease in effectiveness or efficiency in a particular context, such as work, sports, or academic performance.
Example: "The recent changes in management have led to any decline in performance among the staff, which is concerning."
Alternatives: "any drop in performance" or "any decrease in performance."
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(By contrast, between 1975, when fuel-economy standards were first introduced, and 1984, average fuel economy improved by sixty-two per cent, without any decline in performance).
Two-sample independent t-tests were used to compare the average performance during the MS1 and MS2 years for the constant-grading classes and grading-change class, in addition to the difference score that captured any decline in performance between the MS1 and MS2 years.
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In addition, for descriptive purposes, we will define a binary indicator of POCD as a decline in performance on any of the domain scores equal to or greater than one SD of the baseline domain score.
Usually, there is a decline in performance after a side wins the World Cup.
Ford's shifts in personnel are more likely to lead to a decline in performance than to an improvement.
Overall, there was a decline in performance over the morning on almost every cognitive task.
Managers of smaller firms, where initial listing requirements may be more binding, tend to apply for listing prior to a decline in performance.
Multiple regression was more accurate than the RCI in determining a decline in performance relative to the baseline.
At the time of restaging, disease progression or a decline in performance status precluded 13 patients from surgery.
If lift-outs prevent a decline in performance, what is the effect of teams on individual performance?
The following season each member of the West Coast Express suffered a decline in performance.
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