The phrase 'fluctuating tendency' is a correct and usable term in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as: "The stock market has seen a fluctuating tendency over the past five months."
DECEMBER COTTON AGAIN PASSES 24C.; Fluctuating Tendency of Market Continues, With List Little Changed at Close.
Archives|DECEMBER COTTON AGAIN PASSES 24C.; Fluctuating Tendency of Market Continues, With List Little Changed at Close.
3) The variability of epistatic coefficients shows a surprising homogeneous tendency in ensembles of functional networks, whereas in ensembles of arbitrary networks the variability shows a remarkably fluctuating tendency.
In our study plasma ionized calcium declined fast during the first 20 min of infusion followed by a fluctuating tendency until recumbency.
As the steam gauge pressure increases, the collision frequency of smaller solid particles (1.3, 2.4 mm) increases first and then gradually reaches to a stable value, while a fluctuating or slight decreasing tendency of kurtosis appears for the larger solid particles (3.5 mm).
Dependent on new deals and fickle fans, the stars and their incomes have a tendency to fluctuate from one year's list to the next.
Due to nicotine's tendency to fluctuate and relatively short half-life (~2 h), cotinine, its major (~70%) metabolite with a longer retention time (~18 20 h) is preferred [11].
For Labov, grouping variants together was justified by their tendency to fluctuate between each other within the same set of words.
Furthermore, it will potentially facilitate the development of novel sleep agents designed to induce and maintain behavioural unconsciousness without disrupting the brain's natural tendency to fluctuate between different states.
The true correlation between protein ER and its tendency to fluctuate appears to be close to zero.
In comparison, the SHG intensity change of aorta does not show a general tendency but fluctuates with time (Fig. 5, C2).
