The phrase "a continuous trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing pattern or movement in data, behavior, or events over time.
Example: "The data shows a continuous trend of increasing temperatures over the past decade."
Alternatives: "an ongoing trend" or "a persistent trend".
During the last decades, a continuous trend towards miniaturisation leads to an increasing demand of metallic micromechanical components.
RT-qPCR performed in DENV-infected mosquitoes at different time points suggested a continuous trend of upregulation during DENV infection (Fig. 4A C), which points to the fact that it might play an important role in DENV replication.
However, absolute decrease in the use of materials cannot be found as a continuous trend between the years 1980 and 2000 in any of the studied EU member countries.
"That's been a continuous trend ever since the end of World War II," he says.
As demonstrated above, whereas the reports of Liuhe show a continuous trend of development, the set of Beidahuang reports appears to be incommensurately underdeveloped.
The values obtained thus take into account the assumption of a continuous trend, from brittle behavior in high-quality rock masses subjected to unconfined conditions, to pure ductile behavior in poor-quality rock masses for extremely high confinement stresses.
The Spearman rank correlations across the 20 phylostrata are very high (Table 1) suggesting an almost continuous trend over time.
The 6-year signal from NMWT shows the following features: 1) the signal with accurate phase, that is, the phase shifting does not happen; 2) the signal with a very narrow frequency range and a high energy concentration degree and a mean amplitude of about 0.124 ms; 3) the secular trend showing a continuous decreasing trend during the past 50 years instead of the abrupt change in some periods.
Whereas selectivity was observed to follow a continuous increasing trend with increasing thiolate coverage, trends in reaction rates were more complex.
"Fuel", "application(s)", "oxide", "treatment", "modified", and "nanotube(s)" showed a continuous increasing trend in titles, while the terms "solution(s)" showed a decreasing trend.
An exploratory look at the context shows a continuous positive trend beginning an hour earlier, at 5 pm, and continuing until midnight.
