The phrase "declining of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used as a gerund or participle, and is often used to describe a decrease or refusal of something. Here are some examples: - The declining of his offer was unexpected. - She noticed a declining of interest in the topic among her students. - Despite the declining of their invitation, we still had a great time at the party. - The company has seen a continuous declining of profits for the past year. - The politician's speech addressed the declining of certain social issues.
The formation of the church as a hierarchical institution is directly connected with the declining of the imminent expectation.
Some went on "a tirade" about the government and rising taxes, Mr. Buffett said — declining, of course, to name them.
Forecasting studies based upon Hubbert's type multicyclic calculations indicate a progressive declining of most of the fossil oil sources worldwide after reaching a production maximum [1].
In the last decades, the declining of extensive herbivory has given a prominent role to prescribed fires in order to preserve open communities.
TOKYO — On the chaotic streets of the world's most sprawling restaurant-supply district, sales to home chefs have been declining of late.
The other problem is that control system should be designed suited to the docking procedure, that is to say, outputs of controller ensures the declining of deviation between AUV position and center line of dock station.
The public transport sector in Tunisia has experienced economic, social and financial difficulties; the declining of the revenue shortfalls and the increase of public expenditure are the critical observed phenomenon.
Despite the remarkable advances in recent times on polybenzimidazole (PBI) based proton exchange membranes (PEM), there are two most important limitations that restrict their uses: (1) declining of the mechanical strength at high acid doping level and (2) leaching of doped acid when membrane is in contact with water.
The results reveal that ΔNe (December–June) is always positive over Southern Hemisphere and negative over northern part whatever at LT 1030 or 2230, only at 0 10°N the winter anomaly occurs with ΔNe (December–June) > 0, and its amplitude becomes smaller with the declining of solar flux from 2005 to 2009.
The results indicated that the maximum deviator stress of the sediments increased with the declining of the clay of hydrate and the failure strength achieved maximum when the hydrate clay was in the center of the sediments; the failure strength increased with the increasing of the confining pressure in the low confining pressure stage.
Additionally, with the simultaneous declining of carrier thermal conductivity, a potential 5-fold increase at least with Ce doping and more than 3 times increase with Pr doping in the thermoelectric figure of merit of β-Zn4Sb3 at room temperature are achieved.
