"declined tendency" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to something that has decreased or become less prevalent over time. Example: "The study showed a declined tendency of students choosing to pursue careers in the arts."
The Provision Market has a declining tendency.
So another way you can think about this, and remember I said to you last time, all the classical political economists thought they had to explain the declining tendency and the rate of profit.
Secondly, Marx thinks he's now understood, better than Smith and Ricardo before him, just why it is that there's a declining tendency in the rate of profit in capitalist systems.
"Easy money" when the economy is doing poorly and prices have a declining tendency, and "tighter money" when it is doing better and prices have a rising tendency.
The methanol, ethanol, and acetonitrile groups presented a rapid rise and then slowly decline tendency, while the DMF and DMSO groups increased gradually and ultimately reached a plateau.
However, at the time of foaming, TOC/TN already had a declining tendency, meaning that no reliable conclusions can be drawn concerning the use of the TOC/TN ratio as an indicator for foaming here.
The alkalinity (TIC) displayed a slightly declining tendency during the first 3 weeks, showing a rapid reduction of almost one half during over-acidification from values of 10 12 to 5.4 g/L (Table 3).
The VFA/TIC factor was only found to be slightly different in the period before, during, and after foaming and found to show a declining tendency from values of 0.16 (D1) and 0.13 (downdown to 0.09 (D1) and 0.11 (D2), respectively.
The sodium concentration fluctuated between 0.25 and 0.27 g/L at first, and then showed a declining tendency after the process upset, falling to 0.2 g/L on day 116.
