The phrase "enduring trend" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when talking about something that has been a consistent and long-standing trend over a period of time. For example, "The rise of digital technology has been an enduring trend in recent years."
The enduring trend for the past decade has been for firms to seek solutions that allow for scale without the need for expensive human capital.
The Cambridge Energy report cites some fundamental shifts in consumer behavior that suggest the beginning of an enduring trend.
Yet here he is serving along with Francis Picabia as one of the godfathers of an enduring trend that finds inspiration in popular erotica and pornography.
But when Galliano did the look with a glint of wit and not a hint of vulgarity, who could have imagined that colorful bras flaunted under sheer tops were about to become an enduring trend?
But there is now mounting evidence that this enduring trend has reversed itself for the country's least-educated whites, an increasingly troubled group whose life expectancy has fallen by four years since 1990.
The enduring trend for the past decade has been for firms to seek solutions that allow for scale without the need for expensive human capital.
But are these enduring trends?
A food trends pundit, she has anticipated – and advocated for – culinary change and is responsible for the creation of some of the country's most enduring trends.
But investors and analysts are also encouraged by more enduring trends, like the migration of smaller retailers onto Amazon's network.
That secret sheds light on one of beer's biggest, most enduring trends: the rise of "extreme" beers such as tongue-numbingly hoppy imperial India pale ales and Valvoline-look-alike imperial stouts.
In a time of rampant, profit-driven standardization, one of the most enduring trends in art of the past half-century has been work that looks as if it were made by a person with an offbeat mind uncontaminated by conventional wisdom.
