The phrase "deteriorated building" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in sentences that describe a building that is in poor condition, is falling apart, or is deteriorating. For example: The once-beautiful building had deteriorated over the years, making it unsafe to enter.
Studded with handsome though deteriorated buildings, the area has gradually been adapted to other uses.
The effects of considering different concrete strength on non-seismically designed deteriorated buildings were discussed herein.
The plan also calls for the construction of seven ball fields, preservation of buildings deemed worthy for economic development and demolition of the most severely deteriorated buildings.
He said the company would seek to make the project a public-private partnership, with "a good amount of investment" from the government to help offset the cost of creating infrastructure and restoring the historically protected but badly deteriorated buildings.
White has referred previously to his concerns about the quality of education, pointing to such things as reduced student services, lower faculty hiring, deteriorated buildings and labs.
Both the deteriorating building and the mural are in need of restoration.
In November 2009 community activists illegally occupied the building for three weeks, clearing debris and repairing parts of the deteriorating building.
But as military use dwindled in the 90's, squabbles arose over what to do with the deteriorating building.
1992 Tenants buy a deteriorating building in the Bronx with the help of the Community Service Society, which lent them $50,000 from the fund to cover the down payment.
She has a childhood connection to the place; in 1980 her parents, Helen and Berthold Ringeisen, stepped in to prevent the deteriorating building from being turned into a parking lot.
