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The phrase "deteriorate for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe something that is getting worse or declining in quality or condition over a certain period of time. Example: The state of the building has started to deteriorate for the past few years, with cracks appearing on the walls and the roof leaking.
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The inning continued to deteriorate for Mussina.
Sperm does not deteriorate for decades, Ms. Marshall said.
Coverage appeared to deteriorate for adults, but not for children.
"We saw this area deteriorate for 30 years and we stuck it out.
Circulations will hold steady for blue-chip titles, but deteriorate for peripheral ones.
The holes in the roof might get a little bit worse, the buildings and facilities will deteriorate for another year.
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His health had been deteriorating for months.
The game deteriorated for the Capitals.
On average, it is probably deteriorating for our species.
Things deteriorated for Pittsburgh later in the first period.
And things have only deteriorated for the unions since then.
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