The phrase "a trending item" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a product, topic, or concept that is currently popular or gaining attention in a particular context, such as social media, fashion, or consumer goods.
Example: "The new smartphone model has quickly become a trending item among tech enthusiasts."
Alternatives: "a popular item" or "a hot item".
It was clearly a pattern freak who wrote the following introduction to a "Trending" item published on Monday: "It's as Russian as Tolstoy's Anna Karenina and the Siberian steppe, but vodka has a new challenger as the world's fourth heaviest drinking nation's spirit of choice".
This week, the photo was widely shared online again and became a trending item across social media and websites including Reddit.
The outage was first reported by Reuters, which noted that "whatsappdown" was a trending item on Twitter in countries like India, the app's biggest market with around 200 million of WhatsApp's over one billion users.
The 6sense announcement comes on the back of Wednesday's news of a STEM scholarship for women funded by Cards Against Humanity, a trending item that points to a greater focus on bringing female engineers and scientists into the workforce.
Or are they mostly just a trend item?
In the aftermath of the Parkland school shooting in Florida last February, a conspiracy theory claiming that a teenage survivor of the shooting was a "crisis actor" was the top trending item on YouTube.
In the aftermath of the Parkland, Fla., school shooting in February, a conspiracy theory claiming that a teenage survivor of the school shooting was a "crisis actor" was the top trending item on YouTube.
"Mostly you get these spikes of sales when something becomes the 'It' item from a trend point of view, and then they drop away," she explained.
Despite the criticism and jokes, Mr Wright said he and his team still believed it was a good idea to ask the public to adapt the logo, noting that it was the top trending item on Twitter for a time.
"With a pure heart" quickly became the top trending item on Korean language Twitter, as users mocked Park's choice of words, calling it a lame attempt at sounding sincere.
Within hours of the announcement Ikea became the top trending item on Twitter in New Zealand.
