The phrase "a very strong trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or powerful pattern observed in data, behavior, or events.
Example: "The data shows a very strong trend towards increased online shopping over the past year."
Alternatives: "a significant trend" or "a pronounced trend".
Another positive development is that there is a very strong trend of investigative reporting, exposing corrupt politicians and other officials.
"This strikes me as a kind of institutionalization of a very strong trend," he said of Mr. Greenebaum's start-up.
"I see a very strong trend toward multidisciplinary research," says Fred Gilman, head of Carnegie Mellon University's Physics Department.
Linkcloud's Toni Wagner, speaking during the second GeeknRolla start-up panel, said: "It's a simple Java-script based website – every link is interactive, it can be a search box, an RSS feed, a movie player… We believe there is a very strong trend that soon companies will define themselves by what they link to".
Gourley believes the signs surrounding social network privacy are pointing to a very strong trend.
"But China used to be a much less important partner five or seven years ago, so I would say this is the final achievement of a very strong trend this decade".
But we can say with certainty it is a very strong and real trend," says James Dale, an ecologist at Massey Unviersity.
"There's been a very strong but consistent trend to push variable pay programs deeper into organizations, and it's become a mainstream pay-for-performance practice".
The overall trend is a very strong downward one, however.
One gets the sense from looking at their reconstruction that there is a very strong imprint of this orbital cooling trend — stronger than what one would expect for the global annual average.
Nationally they do not want to be a leader but a very astute and attentive follower of trends with a very strong commitment to the local market.
