The phrase "a trend to make" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a tendency or inclination towards creating or producing something, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "There is a trend to make more sustainable choices in fashion."
Alternatives: "a tendency to create" or "a movement towards making".
The procedure is part of a trend to make surgery less painful and invasive, to minimize risks and speed recovery.
AS much as it is part of the distinct trend toward the simple, the iPhone is also part of a trend to make a device versatile.
(What with barker Billie Bigelow descending into the New England of "Carousel," is this celestial commuting on celluloid becoming a trend?)To make earthly ends meet, she pawns her harp.
And several manufacturers like Viking and Heat-N-Glo, a fireplace company, also furnished their booths with large outdoor kitchens incorporating islands, countertops and appliances, in addition to grills -- a consolidation of a trend to make the deck the next living room.
(Maybe there's a reason why no Republican has won Iowa and New Hampshire since 1976?) But a competing theory would be that because Romney's victory in Iowa was so tenuous; Granite Staters just might view this as their opportunity to confirm a trend – to make him the de facto standard bearer.
Overall, the startup is tapping into a trend to make the Web more beautiful, thanks to the latest browser and hardware technologies which create new possibilities — think: tablets, for example — and a greater emphasis on design that in turn is driving consumer expectation.
The design of this device integrates two functions on a single semiconductor chip, which is a current trend to make the compact on-chip photonic system.
Now there is a strong trend to make the buildings of higher quality to attract a higher quality tenant".
The idea is part of a broader trend to make surgery less and less invasive.
Winkers Jeans Herewith a denim trend to make jeans appliqued with glittery flowers and eyes look positively tasteful.
The move appeared to be part of a global trend to make the death penalty more humane.
