"decline in status" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a decrease or deterioration in social, economic, or political standing. For example, "The city experienced a dramatic decline in status after the factory closed."
He now worries about the decline in status of teachers.
The documentary "Bombay Eunuch" examines with an acute, clear-eyed compassion the sad decline in status of India's eunuchs, also known as hijras.
Meanwhile, his marriage fell apart (his wife resented their decline in status and could not understand why her husband wouldn't write books that were acceptable to the State) and his health deteriorated.
She didn't realize her decline in status until she returned from summer vacation and walked into the gym for the first day of cheerleading; no one would talk to her or even look at her. Mel spent the rest of the fall crying, getting mysterious stomachaches and hoping her friends would take her back.
"Even more remarkable is the lack of a sign of any decline in status persistence across major institutional changes, such as the Industrial Revolution of the 18th century, the spread of universal schooling in the late 19th century, or the rise of the social democratic state in the twentieth century".
If this indeed is the case, then the occupational status of Bulgarians is probably overestimated, and will the decline in status for the Bulgarians have been more sharply.
The high priesthood, however, was declining in status under the increasing control of the Roman authorities.
These findings are consistent with those of Cella and colleagues that, among cancer patients, relatively small gains in function and QOL have significant value, whereas comparable declines in status may be less meaningful [ 37].
Based on these results, the following variables were used to develop the model SAPSII ≥ 30, tachycardia, decline in functional status and performance status ≥ 3.
These four items were weighted by their respective OR SAPSII ≥ 30, 3 points + tachycardia, 3 points + decline in functional status, 16 points + performance status ≥ 3, 6 points.
Univariate analysis identified three factors associated with 1 year fatal outcome invasive mechanical ventilation (p = 0.0015), WHO performance status (p = 0.0001) and decline in functional status (p = 0.000).
