The phrase "deteriorating building" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a building that is in a state of disrepair or is deteriorating over time. For example: "The roof of the old, deteriorating building started to cave in due to years of neglect."
Both the deteriorating building and the mural are in need of restoration.
But as military use dwindled in the 90's, squabbles arose over what to do with the deteriorating building.
The Friends group received a tax exemption from the Village of Tarrytown and repaired the deteriorating building through a series of grants and loans.
In November 2009 community activists illegally occupied the building for three weeks, clearing debris and repairing parts of 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.
After a long search for a way to preserve and reuse the deteriorating building without burdening taxpayers, the village has been told by its consultants that it cannot be done.
In the 1970s, New York City turned deteriorating buildings over to low-income tenants to save their homes.
When will the city learn that neglecting deteriorating buildings spells disaster for tenants?
The setting is Dorchester, Mass., its deteriorating buildings fronting on splotched and cracked sidewalks.
But the society's neighbors — the Museum of the American Indian, the American Geographical Society and the American Numismatic Society — relocated years ago, leaving behind only their deteriorating buildings.
The state and city have long struggled over Baltimore's troubled school system, which has been plagued by poor test scores and deteriorating buildings.
