The phrase "a different trend for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations or changes in trends related to a specific subject or context.
Example: "The study revealed a different trend for consumer behavior in the last quarter compared to previous years."
Alternatives: "an alternative trend for" or "a contrasting trend for".
In situ infrared reflection absorption spectroscopy measurements revealed a different trend for chemisorbed CO formation and CO2-to-acetic acid reaction product ratios on these two nanostructures.
We observed a different trend for the UDDs.
To our surprise, we observed a different trend for Hmt1 occupancy across ORFs with medium and low transcriptional rates.
Adjusting for gender, age and period of diagnosis, the distribution of proximal lesions proved to be significantly higher in the female group; we observed a different trend for age in the two periods, with a greater prevalence of proximal lesions in the younger group in the first period and a tendency to increase in the elderly in the second period.
The bad news story is that serious violent crimes against children and young adults are following a different trend from that for crime in general.
However, a different trend follows for the obtained discharge capacities.
The hysteresis changes for this liquid show a different trend than those for water and diiodomethane.
However, the number of women classified with a high-risk density pattern did vary between the readers, and a different trend in disagreement for the three methods was seen leading to differences in OR-estimates by the two readers.
A different trend was observed for water and oil absorbency of ACCs based on their absorption mechanism.
A different trend was observed for AS, because its specific activity was strongly stimulated only in response to the 5 mg C L−1 humic solution, while it was slightly inhibited by the 1 mg C L−1 treatment.
