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"on the fade" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is declining or losing intensity. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "After years of success, the company's profits were on the fade due to increased competition in the market."
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It's all on the fade.
These are mostly teams on the fade.
Who says the Giants are on the fade?
Cultural moments don't end like symphonies, grandly and emphatically; they linger on the fade, like "Hey Jude".
Tracer analysis based on the fADE has potential to elucidate fault-related structures and to predict premature thermal breakthroughs quickly and efficiently.
Then, on the fade, Paul McCartney gave a kind of whoop-whoop holler, and my grandmother seized on it with relish: "You hear that?
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As sweat dampened his graying hair and goatee, he had begun to take on the faded crispness of an engineer logging too many hours in the field.
Death on the Nile was averted when MacGregor took on the fading Bloomsbury institution in 2002 and gave it a powerful public agenda.
Bruises on the face fade more quickly than bruises on the arm or leg.
She led us into a winter garden, where we four — Meena Muska, her meira, my translator and I — knelt facing one another on the faded grass.
But as the day wore on, the homesickness faded.
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