"experience decline" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when wanting to express that something has decreased in terms of its status or level. For example, "The company has experienced a decline in profits over the past two quarters."
My worry about housing markets is that households overestimate the risk of being priced out of a market and underestimate the risk of investing in a market that is likely to experience decline.
A variable proportion of patients experience decline in benefit over time, however, most studies have not been designed to describe the phenomenon of waning benefit in terms that are helpful for patient counseling.
The report revealed that while all caregivers experience decline in personal health outcomes, greater strains in family relationships and more workplace problems than non-caregivers, these statistics were even higher for post-9/11 caregivers.
Two patients continued to experience decline in eGFR despite discontinuation of TDF.
Cancer patients with advanced disease usually experience decline in naïve and central memory T-cells [ 48].
While the participants who received enalapril were less likely to experience decline in cardiac function, the difference between groups was not statistically significant (p < 0.5).
Many agricultural regions of the US will experience declines.
Furthermore, these larger universal banks, by virtue of their size, may not experience declining Operating Profit growth rates to the same severity as smaller cohorts.
Similarly, other sectors which experience declines are the crops and cereals sector by 7.68%, other crops sector by 3.69% and vegetable oils and fats sector by 4.23%.
Some markets will experience declines as high as $250,000.
"As News Feed prioritizes posts from friends, it means public pages of all types are more likely to experience declines".
