The phrase "avoid decline" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or actions aimed at preventing a decrease in performance, quality, or value.
Example: "To ensure the company's growth, we must implement measures to avoid decline in our sales figures."
Alternatives: "prevent downturn" or "stave off decline".
Mr Osborne said that to avoid decline, the EU must expand free trade, increase competitiveness and take action to ensure that member states cut their deficits.
It is pretty safe to say that church attendance has not fallen and that alone makes churches stand out from the general civic decline.But over the past few years, one particular part of the American religious line-up has done far more than merely avoid decline.
In this context, many patients expressed a desire to maintain their current health and avoid decline.
In fact, species can avoid declines in leaf water potential through leaf abscission (Hoffmann et al. 2011) and adjustments in stomatal morphology (Abrams et al. 1994).
Describing the startup's customers as "payments solutions trying to avoid declining good people, and P2P services wanting to increase trust and keep their users safe," Groth cites competitors as Socure, and Trustev.
Such incentives are not possible, however, when designing interventions that use EMA in a large population, and therefore special attention should be paid to developing minimally burdensome EMA protocols to avoid declines in compliance.
Furthermore, understanding the Philippine policy development process may help to shape preventive measures to avoid declines in quality of nurse education or practice in other countries that are emerging as sources of nurses migrating for employment.
Might China have avoided decline?
Participants strongly prioritized improving patients' health rather than avoiding decline.
This will be called the "weight for avoided decline" (WAD).
The remaining subjects (23%) favored cure or avoiding decline depending on the respective health state.
