The phrase "a trend of collapsing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pattern or tendency where something is increasingly failing or deteriorating over time.
Example: "The recent economic indicators suggest a trend of collapsing markets, raising concerns among investors."
Alternatives: "a pattern of decline" or "a tendency towards failure.".
Overall, fisheries landings do not display a trend of decreasing trophic level with time due to the collapse of the sardine fishery and the recent increasing of offshore fishing for higher trophic level species, mainly tunas and sharks.
We observed greater and faster macrophage localization to stronger inflammatory stimuli from LPS-loaded particle doses, a trend of decreased microvessel oxygenation with increased macrophage accumulation and, in an extreme case, complete microvessel collapse accompanied by tissue necrosis.
"There is a trend of impunity.
Only a case of collapsing FSGS was seen.
Monsanto's core business is at risk of collapsing due to changing trends in the technical and scientific markets, and the company is becoming vulnerable to a takeover by German competitor, Bayer.
Linking the recent string of fatal stage collapses to a trend in over-the-top shows isn't a new idea.
The data also reveal that of the area's foreign-born residents, about half are from Ireland -- a trend that has intensified as the collapse of the Irish economy led to a diaspora in search of overseas work, according to the Emerald Isle Immigration Center, an outreach agency.
But now, some time later, a trend is developing: Instead of Bitcoin suffering from a rapid collapse in its overheated price, the currency is experiencing a slower, if still very material decline.
This recent intrazone shift highlights a longer-term trend of waning deposits within the euro zone that began in the days after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008.
