The phrase "a standard trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing common patterns or tendencies observed in a particular field or context.
Example: "In recent years, a standard trend in the tech industry has been the increasing focus on sustainability."
Alternatives: "a typical trend" or "a common trend".
Ikea, the international cheap furnishings giant, has unleashed an advertising campaign to unmoor people from their emotional attachments to household possessions, and to promote disposability in decorating -- a high-speed obsolescence not unlike your standard trend.
Our standard trend estimate gives Manchin a toss-up level 2.4 point advantage (46.9% to 44.5%).
Experience was also associated with an increased likelihood of using a standard route (trend increase with experience, from 12 212 (52.1%) for debut climbers to 865 (70.6%) for the most experienced climbers).
Our standard trend estimate gives Blunt an eight-point lead (49.5% to 41.3%), down a point from a week ago.
Our standard trend estimate now gives Angle a very slight edge for the first time since July (47.1% to 46.4%) though the race remains very much in our toss-up category.
Our standard trend estimate now gives Kasich an eight point lead (49.6% to 41.5%), but our more sensitive trend estimate, which gives greater weight to the more recent polls, shows Strickland narrowing Kasich's lead to less than 3 points (46.1% to 43.8%).
Our standard trend estimate for Missouri gives Blunt a slightly better than eight-point lead (49.5% to 41.1%).
The two newer polls have little effect on our standard trend estimate, shown below, which gives Brown a roughly four percentage point lead (48.2% to 44.1%).
The above cases suggest the standard trend within art crime - thieving is easy, getting rid is the problem.
One test performed under free-swell conditions showed the opposite and standard trend.
