The phrase "a regular trend of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent pattern or tendency observed over time in various contexts, such as data analysis, research, or general observations.
Example: "There has been a regular trend of increasing temperatures over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a consistent pattern of" or "a recurring trend of".
Even though several alternative measures of vibration exposure were associated with LBP outcomes, nevertheless a more regular trend of association with LBP was found for vibration dose expressed as ∑aviti (m s−2 h), in which the frequency-weighted acceleration, av, and lifetime exposure duration, t, were given equal weight.
We find a regular growing trend of medical labor costs and realize that the difference existing between various HCAs in 2001 is kept over time and gets a little wider in 2009.
In Ringerʼs solution-injected control group, there was no regular trend in amount of PO during the time intervals.
In women participants, ferritin levels were lower in bottom and middle tertiles than those in the highest tertile of leg fat mass, though they did not show a regular increased trend across the tertiles of leg fat mass.
The results of the present study are interesting because of both the highly regular trend between increasing parity and the risk of RCC, and the strength of the associations.
O+ being the main part of the composition of ionosphere at this altitude so total ion density variation show a similar trend as that of O+ ion, while other ions like O2+, He+ and H+ do not follow any regular trend with the activity of thunderstorm.
Deterministic faults diagnosis fares better than the stochastic faults diagnosis, since deterministic ones are apt to form similar or regular trends regardless of specified faulty conditions and noise levels while stochastic ones fail to retain basic morphologies for signal patterns.
It monitors 600 Twitter accounts linked to Russian influence operations to collect a regular summary of trending hashtags, topics and URLs.
No regular trend was observed across the various levels of parent's occupation and atopy.
