"context trends" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to new patterns or trends that emerge in a particular context. For example, "As the trends in online education continue to develop, we are seeing new context trends emerge in the way students interact with their classes and materials."
In this context, trend analysis is one of the most important areas.
In this context, trend analysis is a major application of data analysis.
In this context, trend of point of care (POC) tests that facilitate immediate and on-site diagnosis as well as early treatment of infectious diseases has been emphasized [ 7].
The high proportion of triplets that vanished from fungal ORFeomes prompted us to investigate whether particular codon-context trends could be identified, which would explain repression of particular codon combinations.
Dynamic modeling will show context and trends and help forecast possible consequences — all within the workflow of lawmaking — so policy makers and interested citizens can better understand the impact of making, or failing to make, important policy decisions.
In this context, current trends in livestock production have received growing attention (Coker et al. 2011).
In the ACCIS analyses, the most recent year of diagnosis for most of the BI was 1995 (Steliarova-Foucher et al, 2006), but the results are also discussed in the context of trends in survival in Great Britain up to 2000 and rates of referral to paediatric oncology centres up to 2002.
Mallory Craig-Kuhn, Medellín Negro's co-ordinator and an expert on Latin American crime fiction, insists that even as crime writing adapts itself to the new Colombian context, the trend for stories about sicarrios is unlikely to go away.
The appeal of Cupcake wine is probably best understood within the context of broader trends.
