The phrase 'all the trend' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is popular or fashionable, such as in the sentence: "Yoga classes have been all the trend lately."
For Russia's Catholics, perhaps 600,000 in all, the trend has only worsened since a Vatican decision in February to transform its four apostolic administrative divisions in Russia into traditional dioceses.
After all, the trend to a sustained run of surpluses is not just confined to Britain witness the lively debate in the American election over what to do with them.
"This is an indication that the world has not been cooling since 1998," said Dr Vicky Pope of the Met Office's Hadley Centre for Climate Prediction and Research, referring to claims by climate change sceptics that since 1998, the hottest year of all, the trend has changed from warming to cooling.
After all, the trend itself was started by people just like us, right?
The nature of the locks is such that, especially at this time of year, lovers everywhere might want to celebrate their adoration for their mate and attach a lock of their own to a bridge somewhere around the world (after all, the trend has been replicated in Paris, Venice, and Cologne, among others).
And over all the trend is toward greater workplace flexibility.
But, over all, the trends were clear.
"They're constantly going, so they know all the trends.
But right now, virtually all the trends are in the right direction.
"Pick your metric — numbers of reporters, newspapers, readers — and nearly all the trends veer downhill.
With the exception of trade, almost all the trends in the bilateral relationship are pointing in a worrying direction.
