The phrase "a further trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional or subsequent trend in a particular context, such as research, analysis, or observations.
Example: "In addition to the existing patterns, a further trend has emerged in consumer behavior that warrants attention."
Alternatives: "an additional trend" or "a subsequent trend".
In line with internationalisation, a further trend which increasingly shapes doctoral education is an emphasis on publications in academic journals (Pelger and Grottke 2015).
A further trend that was noted across the classroom observations with some consistency was the increased interest for ARS activities as practicing exam-type items.
Daoist primitivism (symbolized by the mythical Laozi and the anonymous text known as the Dàodé Jing) was, as noted above, a further trend toward a broader ethical naturalism with anti-language absolutist implications.
Presuming a further trend of non-voters and non-EU citizens, it is possible that two thirds of all adults living in the European Union will not participate in the elections to the European Parliament in 2019.
A further trend is that of HEIs offering inter-professional courses, where prescribing neophytes from different professions are taught together.
A further trend observed in our analysis is that patients are interested in online personal health records, which is consistent with earlier reports [ 10].
A further evolutionary trend is for premolars to become as large as molars.
Although it has already weakened considerably, there are expectations of a further weakening trend, and a stronger dollar index would cause majority of the weakness.
As a result, how to integrate several related techniques with machine learning will also become a further research trend.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) forecasts that, for the next two decades, a further warming trend will occur at the rate 0.1-0.2∘C 0.1-0.2∘Ce.
However, recent data in the year 2005, 2006 and 2007 indicates a further downward trend in malaria infection cases at the health centre to almost zero.
