The phrase "alien trends" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe trends that are foreign or unfamiliar, often in the context of culture, fashion, or technology.
Example: "The fashion show featured a variety of alien trends that left the audience both intrigued and confused."
Alternatives: "foreign trends" or "unfamiliar trends".
From mystery white flags and alien conspiracies, to the #JewsAndArabsRefuseToBeEnemies campaign, BBC Trending brings you some of the top trends - in 60 seconds.
There is at least one TV series, later remade as a film, which bucks the trend by seeing the alien influence on human development as making us worse rather than special or better.
But a real-life space voyage has bucked the trend of science-fiction counterparts such as Alien and 2001: A Space Odyssey, as one of humankind's greatest achievements "woke up" to the great relief of its earthbound masters.
But there they were, alien as hallucinations and symbolic of a motorized recreation trend that is coming into increasing conflict with other forms of forest use, as well as some fundamental values associated with wild places.
DeLay, it turns out, was not an anomaly, but merely, the first wave of the alien invasion of Congress that seems to defy all national political trends.
In Finland, the raccoon dog is considered an alien species and its population size has showed an increasing trend [ 3].
Renewable energy, the Internet and the decline of car culture, all notable trends of the 21st century here and elsewhere, are totally alien to the middle-aged and older men whose prejudices form the basis of this government's policy.
Nevertheless the phylogenic origin of each alien gene in the genome was explored systematically to determine whether any trends exist.
Imagine you're an alien who's new to this world, observing this action, activity, or trend with fresh eyes.
In a mash-up of gaming trends, the most anticipated PC shooter this fall, Crysis, lets players take aim at both aliens and North Koreans.
