'data trends' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to trends that have been observed in data. For example, "Data trends show that the rate of unemployment has increased in the past year."
At the site's core is a customisable graph, where you can plot different data trends against each other and break them down by country.
They also intend to use data trends to help justify new programs and additional expenditures to the New Jersey State Legislature.
The research report, "The Digital Universe in 2020," published in December, traces data trends from 2005-20.
It's a digital stop-and-frisk, using data trends and a few successes to do huge damage.
Outcome-focused report cards need to provide simple data trends and a narrative that directly links how well a service is delivered with whether children and young people are better off.
Today is our Christmas, our Halloween and FA Cup final all rolled into one, as an annual package of data, trends and tables arrives overnight like our very own statistical Santa's stocking.
Some people familiar with R describe it as a supercharged version of Microsoft's Excel spreadsheet software that can help illuminate data trends more clearly than is possible by entering information into rows and columns.
There are piles of data, trends and reversals, analyses and dissents and always a chance that a new study will contradict the last.
Based on meteorological data, trends of relevant parameters are presented.
The model and experimental data trends matched well.
It makes pretty graphs of a business' finances to make data trends more understandable.
