The phrase "a trend one" is not standard and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific trend, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "In the fashion industry, a trend one is often followed by many designers."
Alternatives: "a trending one" or "a popular one".
But many Jews saw it not as an aberration but part of a trend - one more broadside in an attack on Jews, not from the hard right but the liberal left.
And the popularity of MOOCs has also led to increased emphasis on teaching vs. research when assigning "rock star" status to professors (a trend one hopes will eventually extend to rewards such as tenure decisions).
I was particularly excited about a trend one magazine dubbed "nu grave", which is perfect for that large demographic of pun-loving goths.
"For me to be encouraged, I'd have to see a trend," one analyst told the AP.
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The number of UBQ E3 ligases is far greater than that of DUB enzymes, which implies that, as a trend, one DUB enzyme could deubiquitylate the substrates of several E3 ligases [ 4].
The sum score of the SST delivered a clear trend one hour post extubation and a statistically significant superiority for Xenon three hours post extubation (p < 0.01).
The move to modernize is also part of a larger trend, one that many cities, long known for their dusty ways, are embracing.
It is the sharpest edge of a striking trend, one that shows the truth behind that lefty slogan about the rich getting richer.
The court's decisions continued a leftward trend, one that would have probably been amplified by the addition of Judge Garland to the court.
For all my shirt-rending, I'm well aware that the trend of the acknowledgments page is symptomatic of a larger trend, one that it would be useless to hope to stop.
