"with no declines" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that's not decreasing, or losing value. For example, "Sales of the product have remained strong with no declines in the last three months."
According to the American Pet Products Association, based in Greenwich, Conn., spending in the industry — including food, supplies, veterinary care, live animal purchases and services like grooming and boarding — grew by 5.4 percent to more than $45.5 billion in 2009 from $43.2 billion the year before, with no declines in any category from 2007.
For those in their twenties, real living standards fell by 13% 2007-8 to 2012-13, with no decline at all for those over 60.
Holding steady with no decline whatsoever from the previous weekend session, Clint Eastwood's Iraq war film knocks Taken 3 from the top of the chart.
Some schools that have made standardized tests optional have found that they have attracted a more diverse student body, with no decline in academic ability.
With the end of the cold war, Clancy moved seamlessly into the era of terrorism, with no decline in sales; only JK Rowling and John Grisham joined him in meriting first printings of more than 2m copies.
With XML3D, participants performed search tasks within existing categories reliably faster with no decline in the quality of their responses.
The effect of repeating the urine and DCD applications produced similar results with no decline in DCD efficacy.
Moreover, the VRFB with a 6F-s-bSPI membrane delivers a stable cycling performance over 100 cycles with no decline in coulombic and energy efficiencies.
Optimal laboratory training should provide trainees with an adequate level of skills that can be transferred to the OR with no decline in performances.
Because of the enormity of the North Field [the biggest natural gas field in the world] they can support high levels of production with no decline," Tillerson says.
Results: 88.4% of patients were productive up to 11 years after discharge, with 76.8% engaged in competitive activity and with no decline in productivity seen over time from discharge.
