The phrase "a specific trend that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a particular pattern or tendency in data, behavior, or events that you want to highlight or analyze.
Example: "In recent years, there has been a specific trend that indicates a growing interest in sustainable living among consumers."
Alternatives: "a particular trend that" or "a distinct trend that".
Large bowel cancer showed a gender specific trend, that is it was increasing among males and stable among females.
Here are a few specific trends that have become apparent in 2016 and are expected to continue next year.
To analyze all recalls involving radiation oncology devices (RODs) from the US Food and Drug Administration FDAA)'s recall database, comparing these with non radiation oncology device recalls to identify discipline-specific trends that may inform improvements in device safety.
Such dummies absorb region-specific trends that may affect lending during the sample period.
Not only must they understand regulatory matters such as tax laws and accounting standards, they must also be on top of sector-specific trends that impact their respective companies.
To quantify the influence of aqueous complexation reactions on U reductive removal, initial linear U removal rates were obtained from experimental data shown in Figs. 1, 2, 3, using only those initial portions of ligand-specific trends that could be best approximated as linear.
Cruise-specific trend variables are then individually tested relative to that model, and only cruise-specific trends that improve the BIC score are included in the final model.
A change in a measurable economic factor that is evident before the economy starts to follow a specific trend.
The third "good thing" isn't a specific innovation, but rather a positive legal trend that will help protect independent practitioners' ability to innovate.
These don't need to be specific but you might mention a trend that's affected the industry.
