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Discover LudwigThe phrase "decline for" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a decrease or reduction in something, specifically when describing a negative trend or change. For example: - The decline for the company's profits was concerning to investors. - There was a decline for housing prices in the city due to the economic recession. - The decline for public interest in the event was unexpected. - The decline for enrollment in the school was attributed to budget cuts. - The decline for quality in the product was due to cost-cutting measures.
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Crime continues to decline, for example.
Manufacturing has been in decline for decades.
The biggest decline for the S.&P.
"The state pension was in steady decline for years.
Palmer's health has been in decline for some time.
Nonetheless, T.W.A., has been in decline for years.
Many residents blame the theater's decline for their block's predicament.
Britain's town centres have been in gradual decline for decades.
People have been predicting Federer's imminent decline for years.
Curlew numbers have been in decline for years.
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I'm afraid another failed social effort might mean the beginning of a serious decline [for Google].
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