The phrase "average trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing general patterns or tendencies observed over a period of time, often in data analysis or research contexts.
Example: "The average trend in the stock market over the last decade shows a steady increase in value."
Alternatives: "typical trend" or "mean trend".
Percentages, at right, were charted using the average trend found in the survey.
The statistical information includes an average trend, standard deviation and correlation information.
The IPCC ensemble mean shows the average trend for all IPCC models in a sector (not including GFDL-CM2.6).
Your average trend forecaster has their head so far up Rihanna's Instagram they probably don't even realise shisha is a social activity.
The average trend throughout the country corresponded to an annual decline of 4.01% (mean of local trends) ± 0.24% (SEM), parallel to a half-life of 17 years.
Adaptation by farmers to sequences of dry and wet seasons, rather than an average trend in rainfall, seems to be critical for farm survival in this region.
Next, a probabilistic uncertainty quantification method is proposed to analyse the variability of each path parameter in terms of average trend, standard deviation and correlation information.
According to studies by Nomisma, prices decreased by 2.4 percent in Venice over the past year, in keeping with the Italian average trend.
Each tow position is defined as an average trend quantified from experimental data, added with zero-mean deviations produced as a stochastic field.
Curiously, the Treasury chose not to say what Mr Clarke's borrowing forecast would have been using market expectations.But Labour's most significant change is to reduce its estimate of Britain's long-run average trend rate of economic growth.
Shooting deaths in 2015 will probably rise to almost 33,000, and those related to autos will decline to about 32,000, based on the 10-year average trend.
