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The phrase "are deteriorating even faster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or condition that is worsening at an accelerated rate compared to a previous state or time.
Example: "The environmental conditions in the region are deteriorating even faster than we had anticipated, leading to severe consequences for local wildlife."
Alternatives: "are declining at an accelerated rate" or "are worsening more rapidly."
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RELATIONS between the police and the government are deteriorating even faster than street crime is rising.
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Richard Syron, chief executive of Freddie Mac, said: "As we're all painfully aware, the housing correction has had a significant impact on the US economy". He admitted that the credit environment was deteriorating "even faster than we thought".
The health of the world's oceans is deteriorating even faster than had previously been thought, a report says.
Blu-ray discs are likely to deteriorate even faster than the ten years or so of DVDs.
The economy has deteriorated even faster than many economists had feared, and employers are slashing jobs by the thousands.
But Darling is unlikely to give in to Cameron's wishes, preferring to leave the way open for more drastic solutions in case the U.K. economy deteriorates even faster than the government predicts.
School buildings, the ruling says, are deteriorating faster than they can be fixed.
"The positive cases are deteriorating very fast and the situation is under control," Jain said.
America must also worry that Russia's atomic weapons are deteriorating fast enough to pose unintended threats.
Conditions there are deteriorating fast, and aid workers say camps are becoming increasingly overcrowded.
But even on a cash basis, pension finances are deteriorating.
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