The phrase "a substantial trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant patterns or movements in data, behavior, or opinions over time.
Example: "The research indicates a substantial trend towards remote work among employees in various industries."
Alternatives: "a significant trend" or "a considerable trend".
Nevertheless there is the delicious possibility that one team's overperformance may reflect a substantial trend, and that one team's struggles may be less ephemeral than first imagined.
The chart in Figure 5B shows substantial trend of increasing AA, AU, GU, and UA dinucleotides and a substantial trend of decreasing in CG, GC and GG dinucleotides.
Results in this area did not support previous findings of a substantial trend towards poorer health practices (particularly smoking) among very young (12- to 19-year-old) women.
However, the a priori ROI in multisensory left pSTS previously identified to be modulated by audiovisual timing in Noesselt et al. (2007; 8-mm sphere centered at x = −54, y = −50, z = 8; Fig. 4 b ) did show a substantial trend toward an interaction effect (F1,15 = 3.6; P = 0.077) that is reported for completeness; as well as a significant main effect of timing (F1,15 = 6.3; P = 0.024).
But the news that Minnie Driver, too, is releasing a second album, this time with alt.country's tarnished king Ryan Adams, and his band the Cardinals, helping out, along with Juliette Lewis's continuing, and very successful career-switch from actress to provoking punk-rock star, suggests a more substantial trend.
But the unceasing focus on Woods is concealing a more substantial trend in the world of corporate sponsorship spending: Marketers are growing wary of, if not downright antagonistic toward, sports endorsements and sponsorships.
However, our estimates show a robust and substantial trend in quite the opposite direction: a four-fold reduction in infectivity to only 23.5% (SE 2.2%) of susceptible individuals in the same family compared with estimates from temperate climates of 6185%85% (Ross, 1962; Simpson, 1952).
Nevertheless, the absence of any substantial trends in SIRs with the number of prescriptions of low-dose aspirin or years of follow-up argues against any important inverse association between use of low-dose aspirin and cancer risk.
Policy makers said then that the cycle of rate cuts "probably would have to be terminated before available measures of economic activity provided clear evidence of a substantial strengthening trend" in the economy, the Aug. 21 minutes said.
A substantial downward trend was apparent, with the number of cases approximately halving over the study period.
In summary, this study demonstrates a substantial upward trend in diagnosed type 1 diabetes incidence during 2000 2010 among children under 19 years of age in Mexico.
