"ideological trend" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a pattern or direction that a particular set of beliefs are taking, usually over a long period of time. For example: "The ideological trend in the country has shifted significantly since the last election."
Ideological Trend The modern Republican Party began emerging a half-century ago.
Finding an ideological trend in the outcomes was difficult, with Republican establishment backers of Mr. Roberts saying he was the true conservative in the race against Mr. Wolf.
Hundreds of thousands of local people will simply not be able to afford to live in London, and thus work in London, if this nonsensical ideological trend continues.
But then the task of integrating the east turned into an extended national emergency which inherently favoured a paternalist state and caused "a big detour from the ideological trend," Mr Paqué recalls.Liberal reforms came back on the agenda only in 2003.
The only encouraging ideological trend in the United States over the past two years has been the nation's steady awakening to the political problems posed by monopoly power.
Obama promised to transcend forty years of demographic and ideological trends and reshape Washington politics.
THE EMERGENCE of violent Islamism in the heart of the Western world, and the "war on terror" proclaimed against it, led to some interesting ideological trends.
Instead, Mr. Rosenthal made Miss Lewis European diplomatic correspondent, assigning her to pull together "a whole range of subjects -- party and ideological trends, the Common Market, diplomatic initiatives".
A distinguished British scholar shrugs off recent thematic and ideological trends in Shakespeare criticism as he explores the evolution of the playwright's sensibility through close textual readings.
China has jailed a veteran journalist for leaking an internal Communist party document which urged the aggressive targeting of subversive ideological trends including support for western democratic ideals, media independence, civil society and the "universal values" of human rights.
Hook's writings on educational reform, socialist theory, civil liberties and liberal or conservative ideological trends reflected, from his perspective, a philosophical commitment to pragmatism that was an extension of the pragmatic theory of knowledge and the pragmatic theory of morals.
