The phrase "exponential trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, statistics, or discussions about growth patterns.
Example: "The data shows an exponential trend in the increase of online sales over the past five years."
Alternatives: "exponential growth" or "rapid increase."
This accumulating process follows an exponential trend.
That exponential trend has been tracked by the value in stadium naming rights, according to American Appraisal's managing director, Mike Weaver.
The rate of oxygen consumption increased with temperature with an approximate exponential trend at the five oxygen concentrations tested.
The relation between statistical roughness parameters from NCP and AFM follows an exponential trend with relatively low coefficient of determination.
Sooner or later, this sort of exponential trend, which depends on shrinking each generation of transistors, is going to run into fundamental manufacturing limits.
But no exponential trend can carry on for ever, and some think the end of the silicon transistor may now be in sight.
Eventually, a mathematical model showed that both PLGA and PLGA/TNT scaffolds' mechanical properties follow an exponential trend with time as their degradation occurs.
The refining results show that the aspect ratio has a logarithmic trend while the water depth has turned an exponential trend with the variant correction coefficients.
In fact ion energy spectra have exponential trend, almost 100% energy spread and a wide angular divergence which is the biggest issue in the beam transport and, hence, in a wider use of this technology.
An exponential trend related the curvature of a vehicle׳s path to the increase in aerodynamic drag, with a linearity exhibited for the increase in yawing moment and side force.
For each solution, an exponential trend is fitted to the data (solid lines).
