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"historical trajectories" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to events or phenomena that have occurred or changed over time in a certain way. For example, "The spread of democracy throughout the world over the last century follows many different historical trajectories."
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And while the two countries are looking more alike, they appear to be on very different historical trajectories.
Further, neoevolutionists investigate the ways in which different cultures adapt to similar environments and examine the similarities and differences in the long-term historical trajectories of such groups.
The artists he has picked, he writes, "return to distinct formal vocabularies and art historical trajectories," and they are intent on "borrowing and unsettling rather than wholesale attempts at either remaking or deconstructing".
The volume not only recalls that some historical trajectories (globalization, immigration) span four centuries, but also reminds us of the historical footnotes (more Americans gave their lives in battles and in prisons in New York during the Revolution than anywhere else; the Wyckoff House in Brooklyn is the only surviving structure from the Dutch period).
Indeed, the British scholar Yasmin Khan, in her acclaimed history "The Great Partition," judges that Partition "stands testament to the follies of empire, which ruptures community evolution, distorts historical trajectories and forces violent state formation from societies that would otherwise have taken different — and unknowable — paths".
There were many similarities between the historical trajectories of Chicago and Buenos Aires.
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The film is accurate about the historical trajectory of events.
Both are inseparable parts of the singular historical trajectory of Palestinians.
Morris Melnik, on the other hand, lived through an altogether different historical trajectory.
The historical trajectory of the tale is long; Stoppard's characterization, however, is shorthand.
To make the case for retaining judicial review it is important to review its historical trajectory.
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