The phrase "as stagnating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that is not progressing or improving, often in a negative context.
Example: "The economy has been showing signs of stagnating, leading to concerns among investors."
Alternatives: "as stagnant" or "as unchanging".
Details have yet to be finalised, but the main focus will be hard policy answers to issues such as stagnating wages, immigration, anti-elitism and attitudes to globalisation.
Available studies about total factor productivity also show it as stagnating or falling in HRCs [43, 44, 45], including in the non-oil sector [42].
But many analysts believe Kraft management will be better able to tackle problems, such as stagnating growth, as an independent company.
Although Norton is less sanguine on Kraft's short-term prospects (and he's not alone), many analysts believe that Kraft management will be better able to tackle problems, such as stagnating growth, as an independent company.
According to Kherallah et al. (cited in Mercy Mpinganjira 2012, p. 167) many sub-Saharan African countries experienced persistent deterioration of balance of payment accounts in view of the prolonged economic crisis caused by continuous decline in industrial production and commodity prices as well as stagnating agricultural sectors, the main stay of most of the economies.
If a woman's mood worsened, or if she saw herself as "stagnating", the plan was modified.
Moreover, Mr. Burslem said, with sales stagnating as buyer resistance grows, providers of video, syndication and other promotional services to the real estate industry will be in higher demand.
Tesco's market share had been stagnating as rivals such as Sainsbury's raised their game and consumers turned to the discounters to save money during the recession.
Workers were unhappy because their real wages were stagnating, as factories shifted more production overseas.
But the middle class will remain committed, especially because their real incomes are stagnating as their expectations rise.
The region is also now estimated to have grown 0.1% in the second quarter rather than stagnating, as previously estimated.
