The phrase "a trend of increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a pattern or tendency that shows growth or improvement in a particular area over time.
Example: "There is a trend of increased participation in community events this year compared to last year."
Alternatives: "a pattern of growth" or "an increase in".
A trend of increased incidence of both gastrointestinal adverse events and hypoglycemia was observed with increased weight loss, the reason for which is not definitively known.
"OSHA noticed that there was a trend of increased business travel abroad and we wanted to make people aware of the C.D.C. guidelines," an agency spokesman said.
The warming of the seas as a result of climate change and a trend of increased salinity could be shaping blooming episodes, but for the time being the phenomenon can easily be attributed to more direct factors, Dr. Juhl said.
Native lambs also showed a trend of increased level of serum IgA and IgE compared to Suffolk lambs.
A trend of increased variability was noted as the complexity, number of steps, and materials involved increased.
There was a trend of increased yield on the plots treated with three kinds of vermicompost for the residual effect of the second mustard cropping.
Wiwanitkit [4] recently presented an interesting observation that there is a trend of increased blood pressure in subjects with a long history of occupational exposure to benzene.
A trend of increased apoptotic activity for VSMC and 7721 cells was observed with increasing H2O2 concentration in solution (Fig. 4b).
Exposure for 24 and 72 h however gave a trend of increased expression of the ratio when exposed to different degrees of hyperoxia.
Exposure to hyperoxia for 8 h led to a trend of increased expression of ET-1 mRNA when compared to 20% O2 (control).
A trend of increased strain at CF rupture for increased (GF/CF) ratio was observed, while there is no clear indication of different strains at GF rupture depending on the (GF/CF) ratio.
