The phrase "a common trend for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a frequent or typical pattern observed in a particular context or among a specific group.
Example: "There is a common trend for people to prioritize sustainability in their purchasing decisions."
Alternatives: "a prevalent trend in" or "a typical trend among".
A common trend for manufacturing systems is an increasing integration of engineering activities including its planning information.
A common trend for kidney transplantation in developed countries is an increasing acceptance of older patients, patients with comorbidities, and patients with vascular problems (eg, atheromatosis, venous thrombosis).
Statistical trend tests are applied at a local scale (i.e. on a site-by-site basis) and at a regional scale (seeking a common trend for sites within the same hydro-climatic region).
Constructing tall buildings has been a common trend for many cities due to rapid increase of population, therefore, it is essential to analyze wind pressure around and over these tall buildings.
Gender did not affect female participants, who negotiated for a lower salary than the male interviewees, which reflected a common trend for women to be less aggressive in negotiations, Dr Netchaeva said.
The result indicates a common trend for Ti at an Al site and Ti at an Mg site; however, the dopant is more stable at an Mg site than at an Al site.
A common trend of 5 10% incremental oil was observed for the successful injections.
"It's now become a common trend is for people to use triathlon as a way to lose weight," Oeinck said.
It's a common trend that enrollment for exercise programs increases in January, and one more class will be added at A Mother's Place.
As a common trend, the surface acid strength was greater for the ALD catalysts than for the impregnated ones, suggesting a stronger interaction of the VO species with the support centers, which act as electron attractor centers creating Lewis-like vanadium species.
Even the multiplayer of Gears ignored what was an increasingly common trend for mega battles, purposefully downsizing its matches, starting with four against four before capturing the same magic with five on five.
