The word 'relapsing' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the verb "to relapse" in sentences to refer to a situation of backsliding or returning to a former, usually worse, condition. For example, "The patient was diagnosed with a relapsing illness."
Yet the British economy, far from relapsing into slump, enjoyed a prolonged boom for the rest of the 1980s.But Mrs Thatcher's efforts at deficit reduction were accompanied by sharp falls in short-term interest rates and a currency depreciation.
But instead of relapsing into the global imbalances that prevailed before the crisis, a new modus vivendi is possible: America could offset the inflow of capital from foreign central banks with an outflow of capital of its own.
On one hand, they are trying to discourage their Catholic and Croat co-religionists from relapsing into chauvinism; on the other, they see among their Muslim neighbours a resurgence of hard-line, Saudi-influenced Islam which has little interest in co-existence.
They seemed to confirm Furnivall's worst fears about "the whole society relapsing into anarchy" once the colonial power had gone.Where it all beganThe new elites' response was often to replace colonial authoritarianism with their own brand.
It worries that Britain may be relapsing into an inflationary psychology which would encourage workers to press for higher wages and firms to feel that they can push through price increases.
Although the mechanisms of inheritance are not clear, psoriasis, like atopic dermatitis, has been thought to be inherited as an autosomal dominant trait that pursues a chronically remitting and relapsing course.
Moniz and Lima operated on nearly 40 patients by 1937; however, the results were mixed, with some patients improving, others showing no change in symptoms, and still others relapsing.
There are four major types of MS: relapsing-remitting (RRMS), secondary-progressive (SPMS), primary-progressive (PPMS), and progressive-relapsing (PRMS).
With relapsing/remitting MS, symptoms come and go, so if your disease is slow to progress, with infrequent relapses and low levels of disability, you can remain silent for years, even decades.
Most patients, 85 percent, start out with a form called relapsing-remitting.
However, both relapsing-remitting MS and different forms of progressive MS can vary hugely in aggressiveness.
