The phrase "a trend characterized" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific trend and its defining features or qualities.
Example: "The report highlights a trend characterized by increasing consumer demand for sustainable products."
Alternatives: "a trend defined by" or "a trend marked by".
The power conversion efficiency shows a particular trend, characterized by an initial increase with annealing time, followed by a drop.
The lines B73, N28, and R22, carrying the late Vgt1 allele, shared a common expression trend, characterized by a peak of ZmRap2.7 expression at the stage V3, followed by a drop in the levels of ZmRap2.7 transcripts in ensuing stages.
The anionic surfactants investigated were highly water-soluble and the surface tension isotherms of all formulations were found to display a common anomalous trend characterized by an initial maximum in the Gibbs surface excess function followed by a plateau region before a second maximum occurs just before the concentration taken to indicate micellization.
Both systems show a strong seasonal trend, characterized by better skill during the cool season than the warm season.
Traxpay's rise is partly a product of the bigger IT trend, characterized by Marc Andreessen as "software eating the world".
Traxpay's rise is partly a product of the bigger IT trend, characterized by Marc Andreessen as "software eating the world". In this case, it's a matter of a company that has built a single platform that lets it incorporate and automate several difficult features and processes that are part and parcel how companies do business with each other.
The same trend characterized the IL-6 level.
The club, named Club Blujazz for the record label owned by Mr. Pasenko and his wife, Diane Delin, will expand the recent do-it-yourself trend characterizing Chicago's multifaceted jazz scene, which is second only to New York's.
Despite this, the overall trend characterizing the course of Western faith is clear enough: it has grown more tolerant and has encouraged the expansion of the moral circle.
For these variables, the average trend characterizes the change in the population of cells (in our case the inhibition of the oncogene induces a stop of proliferation in G1 and up-regulates G1 specific genes).
