The phrase "a pervasive trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a widespread or common tendency observed in a particular context or field.
Example: "In recent years, there has been a pervasive trend towards remote work among many industries."
Alternatives: "a widespread trend" or "a dominant trend".
In some cases, authors attempt to recover the declination by removal of a pervasive trend.
And though celebrity brands seem to be a pervasive trend in the fashion industry, this one seems to be a legitimate undertaking by an astute entrepreneur.
Until 2012, women in Sweden received only one third of government film funding (a pervasive trend globally).
Although Congo is one of the richest countries in the world resource-wise its resource-wise itse, and theriveran abundance of misexpansived to mand electherecs—the country remains impoverished thanks to years of abuse that began when Belgians first took power and started a pervasive trend of forced labor.
Sociologists and other academics see the deaths as extreme signals of a more pervasive trend: a generation of workers rejecting the regimented hardships their predecessors endured as the cheap labor army behind China's economic miracle.
In this section, we examine whether there are any pervasive trends in the distributions of activity changes – for example, did most of the promiscuous activities tend to increase or decrease?
All this would require a shift away from the pervasive trend of developing "me too" drugs — drugs that function almost identically to other available therapies, developed by pharmaceutical companies purely to capture the largest markets possible — and toward drugs that are tailored to a smaller group of patients.
You may think you just love pink — and maybe you do! — but also, you're just susceptible to a pervasive marketing trend.
This approach became the pervasive trend in the west, notably through the views of John Claudius Loudon, whose Encyclopaedia of Gardening (1822) set the pattern of domestic cultivation over a long period with a style known as Gardenesque.
Due to the pervasive trend of decreasing ring width with increasing tree diameter, patterns of tree growth related to forest decline are better captured using BAIs.
This research addresses two critical issues facing the contemporary globalized fashion system, where pervasive trend changes are driven by brand houses/retailers and manifested in the fast fashion, pushed-based supply approach, which is causing unprecedented social-environmental risk.
