The phrase "as a decaying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe something that is in the process of decay or deterioration.
Example: "As a decaying structure, the old building stood as a reminder of the city's forgotten past."
Alternatives: "like a deteriorating" or "as a rotting".
More than 100 years before conceptualism Bayard made the first staged self-portrait, in which he posed as a decaying corpse in a French morgue.
At first, using an appropriate function, such as a decaying exponential multiplied by a sinusoidal function, initial full-set TPCFs are created.
The code below makes a stimulator and attaches it to a synapse object (ExpSyn) that behaves much like an AMPA synapse – it conducts current as a decaying exponential function.
Over time, the High Line became increasingly peripheral to New Yorkers, if they noticed it at all, seen more as a decaying behemoth, a platform for vice, and hindrance to progress than for its potential as a transformative public asset.
While Detroit's status as a decaying city might be the antithesis to the future predicted by Toffler, techno's global success has proven that some kind of world unity was waiting to happen.
But by the 1980s, it had the highest crime rate in a city consistently ranked among the most dangerous in the country, as well as a decaying collection of historic structures.
This exhibition is as eerie as a visit to a decaying dockyard full of shipwrecks.
At full strength, its odor has been described as a cross between a decaying animal and urine.
A figure called "Sleeper" by Huma Bhabha stands as an impassive, decaying sentinel, guarding nothing, seeing all.
The Olympic Games are as decayed as a bad tooth, perhaps facing permanent extraction sometime in the future.
The first clear crystal Ravenscroft produced, called flint glass because calcined flint was used as a base, decayed after a period of time.
