The phrase "balanced trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a trend that shows stability or equilibrium over time, often in contexts like economics, data analysis, or social studies.
Example: "The data indicates a balanced trend in consumer spending, suggesting that the market is stabilizing."
Alternatives: "steady trend" or "equilibrium trend."
For five years, White balanced that trend with a professional skateboarding career each summer.
"Despite early signals that Justice Peter Moulton might carry out needed reforms, he has since shown his determination to ignore balanced procedural trends in asbestos litigation nationwide by reestablishing punitive damages and normalizing the consolidation of cases at the expense of defendants' due process rights," ATRA President Tiger Joyce said in December.
Therefore, we would like to suggest that unless the data analysis calls exclusively for a regression of y on x (or x on y), scatter plots should be presented with three best-fitting lines calculated with horizontal, vertical and perpendicular residuals to facilitate a more balanced assessment of trends in the data.
The current tendency towards a deliberate, healthy, and balanced nutrition implicates a trend back to organic and natural foods.
The number of genetically divergent high-frequency haplotypes showed a trend of balanced diversity.
His position is a born-again Eurocentrism - preferable to Bush's unilateralism, for sure, but falling well short of a sober and balanced assessment of global trends.
The formal dataset begins with a persistent negative deviation, followed by an equally consistent positive trend, resulting in balanced statistics with the final value near expectation.
In this regard, the trend to use balanced fluids with lower sodium concentrations than the 154 mmol/L in NaCl 0.9 % may help [27, 28].
Sex distribution in the two populations was well balanced (figure 1) with a trend towards a greater proportion of women in the British expatriates (sex-ratio 0.95 for French vs 0.85 for British doctors).
We are interested in whether the insertion and deletion events in protein domains as a whole or in individual fragments are balanced and if there exist trends toward increasing or decreasing indel or domain lengths.
