The phrase "as decline" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a comparison or condition related to decline, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "As decline in sales continues, we must adapt our strategy."
Alternatives: "as the decline occurs" or "in light of the decline".
Ones beneath power lines are aggressively pruned and cut down as soon as decline is evident.
DBS has been reported to have specific consequences such as decline in verbal fluency and episodes of depression.
The Future Foundation cites reasons such as decline in safe outdoor spaces and the huge rise in traffic.
Put simply, the Catholic approach to ecology embraces all life, in all forms, and in all stages of development—as well as decline.
This year, voters and candidates for the first time can choose to register with "no party preference," a category that was once referred to as "decline to state".
However, driving cessation is almost inevitable and is associated with health declines for older adults as measured by indicators such as decline in cognitive abilities, diminished physical and social functioning, depression, greater risk of long term care entry, and mortality.
Here is how the new primaries would work: Voters would continue to register with parties or, in what is known in California as "decline to state," choose to be unaffiliated.
Actually, in its combination of farce and pathos, Scoop derives less inspiration from Ethiopia than from the world of Waugh's brilliant early fiction such as Decline and Fall and Vile Bodies.
It turns out that dreadfully slow growth isn't nearly as politically damaging as decline, because voters can adapt to stagnation, and approach it as a kind of grim "new normal" rather than a disaster requiring an immediate response.
In the 2004 presidential primary, out of 2.5 million independent residents registered to vote — their party affiliation is officially listed as "decline to state" — only 207,000 voted for a Democratic presidential candidate, or 8percentt of all votes cast that year, according to figures from the California secretary of state.
"What we need are solutions that can tackle the reasons people become socially isolated or lonely – things such as decline in physical or mental health, reduced mobility, bereavement, family living at a distance, reduced social networks, perceived lack of social support low participation in social activities," she states.
