The phrase "consistent downward trend" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in discussions or analyses of data, statistics, or market trends to describe a consistent decrease or decline over a period of time. Example: The company's financial report shows a consistent downward trend in sales over the past year, leading to a decrease in profits.
"The deforestation figures are extremely positive, for they point to a consistent downward trend".
When all the surveys in Britain are considered, there has been no consistent downward trend in salt consumption in recent years, said Dr. McCarron, who has been a longtime critic of the salt reformers.
Reduction in both pain severity score and migraine-associated symptom severity score from baseline to each time point was statistically significant (p ≤ 0.001) representing a consistent downward trend in both pain and symptoms score.
Although the median DETP concentration did not show a consistent downward trend across all NHANES cycles, when DEP and DETP concentrations were summed within each cycle, a consistent downward trend in the medians was observed.
Data on smoking prevalence from 1972 show a consistent downward trend in all social classes in both sexes across Britain.
These graphs demonstrate the largely consistent differences between cancer networks and between different types of cancer, and the highly consistent downward trend over time.
After baseline, overall changes to Denver II quotients were small, and at week 53, patients did not demonstrate a consistent upward or downward trend across any of the scales.
Overall, the rather favorable secular trends in several main traditional CVD-RF are consistent with the downward trends in age-standardized CVD mortality in this population [ 17].
Clusters 14 and 25 also negatively correlate with each other and show clear and consistent upward and downward trends, respectively, in the late age groups (between 52 weeks and 104 weeks).
The results are consistent with strong downward trends in dustiness over the tropical North Atlantic (5°N 20°N), while no clear trends are found at higher latitudes (15°N 30°N), which are probably more strongly influenced by the very sparsely vegetated Sahara [ Evan and Mukhopadhyay, 2010; Chiapello et al., 2005].
The cryptocurrency space is a volatile one, but the year-long downward trend has been consistent and unrelenting, leaving many to wonder where and when some of these top tokens will settle down.
