The phrase "fluctuating trends" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe patterns or changes in data or behavior that vary over time.
Example: "The market has been experiencing fluctuating trends, making it difficult for investors to predict future performance."
Alternatives: "variable patterns" or "changing trends."
The art world, market-driven and operating on a rhythm of fluctuating trends, has entered a more than usually conservative phase, reflecting in part a multiculturalist backlash.
Mn-leaching test in SBF and minimum essential medium (MEM) revealed fluctuating trends probably due to a re-precipitation of Mn compounds during the bioactivity process.
Other authors described fluctuating trends of MSF incidence in Spain, Italy, France, and Croatia [ 3, 7].
Quantification was done for carbohydrate in which total sugar content showed highest percentage in the early summer samples 34.1 mg/g in male and 35.8 mg/g in female with fluctuating trends in other seasons).
The variance, var IJ, of a bicluster is defined as, var IJ = ∑ i ∈ I, j ∈ J e ij − e iJ 2 ij I × J. Hence, the variance captures fluctuating trends.
The data series demonstrated fluctuating trends which characterized non-stationary variables at levels.
Penetration of renewable energy is strongly slowed by its characteristic intermittency and fluctuating trend and by the inadequacy of electricity networks.
The population of Trichoderma spp. found on cool and heat extracts of C. vulgaris followed a fluctuating trend with the DAS sampled.
It is evident fromt the graph that the allocation of CT1 is maximum in RDM TELIC; TELIC however has the fluctuating trend in the allocation and in some case none of the requests has been allcoated.
Bmo-miR-13 showed fluctuating trend with its lowest level at LFLS (p = 0.042).
Higher injection pressure leads to shorter breakup length and higher value of discharge coefficient, except for hollow cone nozzle which shows mild fluctuating trend.
