The phrase "a very positive trend" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing developments or changes that indicate improvement or favorable outcomes in a particular context.
Example: "The recent data shows a very positive trend in customer satisfaction ratings over the past year."
Alternatives: "a highly favorable trend" or "an encouraging trend".
"That's a very positive trend that we think will continue".
"There's been a very positive trend, but I won't say things have changed totally".
David M. Carter, principal of the Sports Business Group, a Los Angeles sports consultancy, called the Internet push a "very positive trend".
To me that's a very positive trend because there are huge cost savings in living with roommates (and even more if you can do it for all three years).
Both mental and physical scores increased during all the observation period confirming a very positive trend.
"With today's announcement of further additions, the fourth quarter will now be at least 20% higher than the third quarter, which is a very positive trend".
"What you see are very positive trend lines both offensively and defensively and in terms of clubhouse chemistry and managerial leadership," he said.
The very positive trend in BP- and FPG-values in this cohort has therefore to be interpreted with caution as it may partly be due to a natural regression to the mean.
Tropical fruit has seen a very positive market trend in recent years, which means that there exist excellent export opportunities for suppliers in developing countries for a number of items, such as mango, papaya, pineapples, cherimoyas, custard apples, guavas, lychees and passion fruit.
These are very positive trends towards which the Mothers Clubs have had a large impact.
The carboxy functionalized surfaces, due to the negative charge of the carboxy groups, showed very positive trends towards increasing the signal to noise ratio when charged biomolecules such as DNA, are used.
