The phrase "a notable trend in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant patterns or changes observed in a particular field or context.
Example: "There is a notable trend in consumer behavior towards sustainable products."
Alternatives: "a significant trend in" or "an important trend in".
The intensification of greenhouse horticulture is a notable trend in many regions around the world.
In addition to a notable trend in the density of crystals containing increasingly higher self-interstitial concentrations, we find strong similarities in the vibrational and structural properties.
Quayle may have been the beneficiary of a notable trend in this week's elections: victories by people whose mothers helped them campaign.
A notable trend in all of the above comments for these three clauses is the idea of "doing something through language"; providing an exchange of information that simultaneously completes an action.
For some years, a notable trend in the healthcare sector has been this: Well-informed patients and visitors display a sceptical attitude towards what the healthcare personnel say/advise/recommend. Recently, the Swedish Radio focused on some serious health problems which prevail among Swedish children.
The over-selling of the Blue Parrot Venue was a running theme all week long and is indicative of a notable trend in the BPM demographic: as the festival has gotten bigger, the newer attendees have exhibited a main stage myopia of sorts, sticking to the big brands and missing much of the discovery aspect of the festival.
There was a notable trend for a higher RVP in the healthy/FS + group compared to the healthy/FS - group, which did not reach statistical significance (p = 0.0898).
Searching for the big pound sign Over the last few years there has been a notable trend across the higher education sector in evaluating and communicating the contribution universities make at the sub-national level.
This association becomes statistically significant when we compare patient survival five years after initial diagnosis (P =0.03), suggesting a notable trend of poor long-term survival in patients with lower PREX1 methylation.
We observed significantly lower Il12p40 mRNA expression (p = 0.032) as well as a notable trend toward decreased Tnfα expression (p = 0.089) in Il10−/−; Myd88−/− compared to Il10−/− mice (Figure 7C).
A study in multiple facilities may show a notable trend.
