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"historical trajectory" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the direction and development of something over time. For example, "In response to the continued degradation of the environment, the government has begun to shift its historical trajectory and focus more on green initiatives."
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The film is accurate about the historical trajectory of events.
We identified desirable launch dates based on historical trajectory dispersion.
Hwang's story gives the musical's heroine, Mei-Li (Lea Salonga), a more compelling historical trajectory.
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.
You can trace a historical trajectory to George Osborne's budget speeches.
To make the case for retaining judicial review it is important to review its historical trajectory.
Nande ethnic solidarity and cooperation does matter, but so does their specific location and historical trajectory.
It has a historical trajectory that we need to understand and learn from," she says.
The cultural changes that have reshaped us are welcomed as part of our historical trajectory toward justice and inclusion.
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