The phrase "bound to decline" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express that something is expected to decrease. For example: "As the holiday season ends, sales are bound to decline over the next few weeks."
That, the judge said, could leave the impression that it was bound to decline.
Pakistan's relative strength is bound to decline, so engaging now rather than waiting makes sense.
Still, some analysts see a danger in ever-rising spending based on volatile sources that are eventually bound to decline, like the financial or real estate markets.
"The implication for England and Northern Ireland is that the stock of skills available to them is bound to decline over the next decades unless significant action is taken to improve skills proficiency among young people," the OECD said.
"The effort would have been far better spent on a bill that simply took over the transmission system without locking California into buying power at unconscionably high prices, when prices are bound to decline in later years".
After the boom of the late 1990's, which was fueled by investments in technology to help make productivity more efficient, this measure of the output of American workers was bound to decline, economists said.
But even if a deal prolongs KCM's life for a few more years, copper's contribution to the economy seems bound to continue to decline.Sad conclusionsSeveral broad lessons can be drawn from this unhappy tale.
In homologous combination, the percentage of G. gibberifrons CCT bound to CP declined linearly with increasing temperature, whereas the converse was true for bovine CCT.
When he lived in Japan in the 1980s, he said, he sometimes felt that the Japanese had a chip-on-their-shoulder attitude in which their success was bound to U.S. decline.
"When you go from an economy that had very loose credit standards before the summer to an economy with very tight credit standards, you're bound to see a decline in economic activity and steel demand for 2008.
The rate by which the metal DMA concentration increased declined approximately exponentially, presumably both as a result of the declining free DMA ligand concentration and a declining availability of metals bound to soil reactive compounds.
