The phrase "a trend appears" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing observations or patterns that are becoming noticeable in data or behavior.
Example: "In recent months, a trend appears towards increased remote work among employees in various industries."
Alternatives: "a trend is emerging" or "a trend is noticeable".
It explores Simpson's paradox, in which a trend appears in two sets of data, but disappears when both are combined.
Mr. Dingell wrote that "a trend appears to be emerging of short-circuiting procedural norms, suggesting a larger breakdown at the agency".
By the time a trend appears in the mainstream press, is it too late for investors to capitalize on it?
Intuitively the hypothesis seems plausible, but researchers at the the University of Western Australia wanted to see if such a trend appears in animal populations, or more specifically, in magpies.
A trend appears, from the greatest discrepancy observed for the shortest alignments, to an almost systematic agreement for the longest alignments.
That has another advantage, which plays into a trend appearing among other enterprise startups: an increasing push on making cloud-based apps more "social", letting companies use the platforms to be more interactive with third parties and clients.
There were no significant differences between all four groups in regard to total amount of time and number of aspiration attempts; however, a trend appeared revealing that PGY3 and attending physicians tended to aspirate in less time and by fewer attempts in all three orientations when compared with the PGY2 and PGY1 physicians.
Similarly, no significant association was found between claudin 1 expression and patient survival (p=0.93), nor recurrence of the disease (p=0.29); although a trend appeared towards significance for disease recurrence.
The mainstream of these trends refer to the demand and supply but also the destination side and can be shortly described as follows: On the demand side: a persisting trend appears towards more 'demanding' consumers, increasingly seeking a completely diversified tourist experience that is, based on their preferences, furthermore personalized.
Although gender convergence in drinking has been reported elsewhere [ 10- 12, 79] and a similar trend appears to be occurring in Australia [ 80], this study shows a large discrepancy between men and women.
A remarkable trend appears in these cases: they tend to track wisdom about humor developed by decades, even centuries, of humor scholars.
