"consumption trends" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the patterns or tendencies in the way that people consume goods or services. Example: "The company's marketing strategy was based on the latest consumption trends, aiming to target the growing demand for eco-friendly products."
The consumption trends are clear: people really, really like watching video on their phones.
Global consumption trends are changing, and "gift exchange" – sharing food, accommodation and transport – is a way to live more economically.
Current consumption trends mean that 26% of Australia's energy supply will be renewable by 2020, higher than the 20% intended when the RET was introduced in 2001.
The outcome of these opposite consumption trends is predictable: Spotify and Tidal each have almost everything you'd ever want to listen to, but they aren't developing new work.
Extrapolating from current supply and consumption trends, experts say that a drought a decade from now could leave Israel facing a shortfall of at least 300 million gallons a day.
The world is now consuming 80 million barrels of oil a day, and that could continue to rise steeply over the coming decades if population and consumption trends continue.
Current coal consumption trends also bode well for Cloud Peak.
Consumer behaviour is being marked by changes in consumption trends.
According to Cisco's visual networking index, an ongoing survey of data-consumption trends, internet video surveillance traffic almost doubled between 2014 and 2015, and is set to increase tenfold by 2020.
The technology magazine based their conclusions on data collected from major music-swapping networks like BitTorrent and Gnutella by a firm called BigChampagne Online Media Measurement, a company that "tracks media-consumption trends across all digital channels - legal and otherwise".
We also referred to the "Travel and Tourism Consumption Trends Survey" (MLITT 2004) to estimate the visitors' expenditure per person in Kyoto.
