The phrase "attention decline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a decrease in someone's ability to focus or pay attention over time or in response to certain stimuli.
Example: "The study found a significant attention decline among participants after prolonged exposure to digital screens."
Alternatives: "decrease in attention" or "reduction in focus."
As long as the states were winning the early court cases, the Supreme Court paid little attention, declining to hear challenges to New Jersey's law and to one in New York.
Irritability evolved and his attention declined.
However, media attention declined gradually in the U.S [ 13].
CoA (sustained attention) declined over time (i.e. negative β estimates in models with untransformed scores; data not shown).
To those who pay close attention, the decline in the quality of Niemeyer's work — whether resulting from a creative lull or complacency brought on by fame or old age — has been evident since he completed his Museum of Contemporary Art in Niteroi in 1996.
The authors said the study was not designed to determine why teacher reports of attention problems decline substantially for many children or to contest the legitimacy of ADHD but rather to examine whether inattention varies from one school year to the next.
Loss of cholinergic neurons seems to be specifically associated with typical clinical symptoms, like memory deficits, impaired attention, cognitive decline and reduced learning abilities (Hasselmo & Stern 2006; Kar et al. 2004).
Mr. Magnier, 55, typically shies away from media attention, and declined to elaborate on his business style.
Previous work examining biomarkers has focused almost exclusively on memory, although there is mounting evidence that attention also declines early in disease progression.
Mr. Speyer, 63, and Ms. Farley, 54, say they do not seek the attention; they declined to be interviewed for this article.
