"corresponding trends" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe similar or parallel patterns or tendencies that are observed in a given situation or data set. Example: "The data clearly shows that there are corresponding trends in the stock market and consumer spending. As the stock market rises, so does consumer spending."
It is interesting to see how differently film ephemera represented one film, due to corresponding trends or Asian perspectives.
As this table shows, female unemployment rate trends underperformed corresponding trends among men in all regions of the world except Latin America and the Caribbean.
Global climate models fail to capture the observed rainfall revival and corresponding trends of the land ocean temperature gradient, with implications for future projections of the Indian monsoon.
There were significant differences in the structural habitat variables among treatments, though corresponding trends in abundance, activity and diversity of mammals were not significant.
We also evaluated recent trends in aboveground biomass of sacred groves using time-series satellite data from six time-points during the 2000 2010 period, and made comparisons to corresponding trends in nearby State-managed protected forests.
Network statistics of these processes, previously shown to be major sources of energy dissipation and nonaffine deformation, are then tied to corresponding trends observed in the evolving macroscopic network.
The clear trend toward prolongation of the period of juvenile and adolescent life is probably to be associated with the corresponding trend toward a progressive elaboration of the brain.
The black dots are the results measured experimentally and the dotted line, the corresponding trend line.
Fortunately, their corresponding trend of J-P cost is the same to the one by our analytical formula.
In the present study, a corresponding trend in surface runoff DOC and river DOC indicates the role of hydrological factors influencing DOC production and export.
From the distribution of the scattered data and its corresponding trend lines, we may come to the conclusion that on bends a smaller radius drivers would take a larger pavement width to steering their vehicles.
