The phrase "actual trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a current or real trend in data, behavior, or fashion, emphasizing its authenticity or relevance.
Example: "The actual trend in consumer behavior shows a significant shift towards online shopping."
Alternatives: "real trend" or "current trend".
K.M.: Have you made contact with the actual trend forecasting world since the project began?
But the Kerry campaign's line does seem to hew more closely to the actual trend, and that suggests it could find more sympathetic ears among voters.
The maps, Mr. Bawlf says, bear a closer resemblance to the actual trend of the British Columbian coastline than any that would be produced for two centuries.
Only the younger, less senior fashion journalists wore the sort of baggy, ungroomed sportswear that most of the world would recognise as the dominant actual trend in men's clothes over the past 20 years.
In keeping with a less bullish market and diminished expectations, the recent resurgence of the modern beach house, however limited, may signal the beginning of an actual trend -- one that offers a leaner alternative to having it all.
The results for 20% growth represent the actual trend in the model.
Any residual change should reflect actual trends in the economy, not the vicissitudes of the calendar.
But, guys, would you mind if we said au revoir now and got back to the actual trends?
The actual trends evident in British society of course have no influence on the sponsors of the great surveillance project, for this is simply a matter of the state and its agencies gaining greater degrees of unfettered control over a free people.
Gretchen Morgenson, a veteran Times business reporter, told me that the legacy of "half-baked" metrics from the dot-com period, coupled with the practice of stripping out the bad things, lingers today and leaves readers "in the dark as to what the actual facts are and what the actual trends are".
However, actual trends rather support the opposite.
