The phrase "as declined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to something that has been rejected or not accepted, often in formal or business communication.
Example: "The proposal was submitted last month, but as declined, we will need to revise our approach."
Alternatives: "as rejected" or "as turned down".
The regression model showed that the mean duration from initial symptoms to diagnosis for RA, PSA and AS declined steadily from 30, 53 and 66 months (year 2000), respectively, to 3 4 months (year 2011).
A further 56 were classed as declined responses (e.g. questionnaires returned unopened and messages via telephone stating that they did not wish to participate), and there was no response from 43 patients.
Occasionally, you may find that a credit card charge that appeared to be successful at the time of transaction appears on the CyberSource Business Center as declined.
Some detainers were issued as far back as 2010 or 2014 but were logged as declined just a few weeks ago, apparently because ICE had not tracked them before then.
But in over all, the removal of As declined gradually with the long process shown in Fig. 4.
In addition, ursolic acid also suppressed expression of MMP-2, as well as declined invasion and migration in these lung and gastric cancer cells (Hussain et al. 2017).
The researchers found that 14 birds popular in Sumatran pet markets were identified by local experts as declining or severely declining — yet, only two are officially recognized as imperiled and three as declining, the researchers found.
Sociologist Mark Chaves redefined secularization as declining religious authority back in 1994.
Mr Abe's prescription for what he sees as declining national confidence may be even riskier.
Youngsters try out for Little League as declining participation threatens baseball's place in the national conversation.
The study focused on 72 people, ages 67to7979, who reported poor sleep as well as declining mental sharpness.
