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"recent trends of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to trends that have arisen in the recent past or are still ongoing in the present. For example, "Recent trends of digital transformation are reshaping the way businesses operate."
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He said as a result recent trends of higher sales and profits were expected to continue.
"Recent trends of home nations all suggest you drop off after you stage the Games.
The EIA can't do much more than extrapolate from recent trends, of course; they're sadly unable to project the development of remarkable new technologies in 2017.
Mr Johnson and David Cameron also went to Eton, meaning that if he succeeds in winning next year's election, it will continue the recent trends of the highest electable offices in Britain going to old Etonians.
Goyal and Giri ([2001]) gave recent trends of modeling in deteriorating item inventory.
This is specifically true considering recent trends of land conversions in Savanna regions (e.g. [18]).
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Then Ramirez continued his recent trend of speaking to reporters.
One section dealt with student activism and the recent trend of students challenging campus racism.
"The recent trend of growing disparities in health status is not inevitable," she said.
This year's nominations emphasised the recent trend of adapting films into successful West End productions.
Bezos's purchase follows a recent trend of wealthy businessmen buying up newspapers.
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