'deterioration in value' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is typically used to describe a decline or decrease in the worth of something. For example: "The recent stock market crash led to a rapid deterioration in value of many stocks."
Any delay in an auction "risks deterioration in value due to changed circumstances," said the motion, which was filed on Friday in federal bankruptcy court in Wilmington, Del.
"The near daily announcements over the past two weeks, by money-center banks and finance companies, that they are making money this year on an operating income basis, have become borderline irresponsible, relative to continued deterioration in value of the assets on their balance sheets and the continuing impact of a worsening recession," he added.
Similarly, there may be growth in turnover and deterioration in value added (e.g., Wiklund 1999).
Your surprise announcements of a quarter billion dollar operating loss, a hurried renegotiation of your relationship with Toshiba and major job losses across your organization all point to a considerable increase in your risk profile and a material deterioration in value, both on a stand-alone basis as well as to Samsung.
The period was also marked by a deterioration in values and family relations.
Often that increase forecasts a drop in gold value, since deterioration in currency values suggests higher gold prices.
The company said it planned to write down $1.4 billion in the value of leveraged loans, $600 million from fixed-income trading results and $1.3 billion from the deterioration in the value of complex mortgage-related securities.
A deterioration in the value of a source country's currency with respect to the currency in the destination will increase the value of savings at the destination that can be remitted back to the family in the source.
Citigroup wrote down $1.3 billion from the deterioration in the value of mortgage-related securities.
However, campaigners argue the revised law leaves the nation perilously exposed to any deterioration in the value of assets under control of Landsbanki liquidators as well as to fluctuations in currency exchange rates.
It said the bad debt charge related to its U.S. consumer finance business was $3.2 billion for the first quarter and it wrote down almost as much for a deterioration in the value of risky assets amid the credit crunch.
