The phrase "convergence trends" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing patterns or movements towards a common point or outcome in various fields such as technology, economics, or social sciences.
Example: "The convergence trends in technology and communication have significantly altered how we interact with one another."
Alternatives: "merging patterns" or "alignment trends."
Analysis of convergence trends suggests that this is not a transitory phenomenon.
The comprehensive results and various comparisons reveal that the EPD has a remarkable impact on the efficacy of the GOA and using the selection mechanism enhanced the capability of the proposed approach to outperform other optimizers and find the best solutions with improved convergence trends.
As is depicted in Fig. 7, the convergence trends (averaged over three independent runs) of the M-BLEA are considerably improved as compared to that of N-BLEA.
Open image in new window Fig. 4 Comparison of the averaged convergence trends achieved by the N-BLEA and the M-BLEA for a SMD3 and b SMD4.
Open image in new window Fig. 7 Comparison of averaged convergence trends achieved by the N-BLEA and the M-BLEA for the composites manufacturing problem.
In case of advanced pairing, the novel approach to enhance RF4CE key agreement is presented according to these recent convergence trends.
The actuator parameters demonstrate convincing convergence trend in GA.
SPH and FEM have an opposite convergence trend as the particle density and mesh size reduce.
Accenture's research confirms that there are many catalysts for convergence, and many leaders in every sector who are willing and ready to help transform the convergence trend into viable, scalable solutions for the world's least advantaged.
In 2004-05, the new entrants into the European Union benefited from the "convergence" trend as investors took advantage of high property yields.
Figure 4 Convergence trend of the six arbitrary points.
