The phrase "ascendant trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a trend that is increasing or gaining prominence over time.
Example: "The data indicates an ascendant trend in renewable energy adoption among consumers."
Alternatives: "upward trend" or "rising trend".
Global Creativity describes a fundamentally ascendant trend, as well as evaluative skills.
By comparison, in the case of the uncoated device surface, an ascendant trend of the VVCs was observed for the three analyzed time points.
An ascendant trend was observed.
However there are several methodological differences between surveys that might explain part of the ascendant trend.
The proportions of deceased diabetic due to cardiovascular diseases showed an ascendant trend, of which ischaemic heart diseases as underlying cause of death increased from 3.3%% in 2002 to 9.8%% in 2012 (95 % CI of the rate difference ranged from −10.9 2.3%%), and cerebrovascular diseases increased from 14.8%% in 2002 to 20.7 % in 2012 (95 % CI of the rate difference ranged from −13.4 1.5%%).
Though this could be seen as a normal swing to the right (as in the 1950's) that will be followed by a swing to the left (as in the 1960's), one fears the lasting consequences of the ascendant reactionary trend.
In western countries, the prevalence of GERD is approximate 10%-20 10%-20and has the trend of ascendant.
After years on the margins, the blaring, pulsating sound of electronic dance music is ascendant, and Las Vegas has embraced the trend the only way it knows how: by going all in.
Certain trends were declared both ascendant and passé simultaneously -- often in the same news article.
Social liberalism is ascendant and there is now no reason to believe the trend will stop.
And while voters in the physical world may have padded the Democrats' majority in the Senate, diminished the Republican majority in the House of Representatives and re-elected a Democratic president, trends connected to Democrats and liberals were not ascendant on Twitter.
