'respond to trend' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the action of reacting to a particular trend or pattern. For example, "Many successful companies stay competitive by responding to trends in the market."
They are made in the United States, allowing Yogasmoga to respond to trends in real time.
Ms. Cobb said that a category will sometimes be added to respond to trends in publishing.
Ms. Cobb said that a category would sometimes be added to respond to trends in publishing.
"Their strength comes partly from their ability to respond to trends," acknowledged Jaqui Lividini, the fashion director of Saks Fifth Avenue, which also carries Theory.
"[We] expect it to continue to take like-for-like share in fragmented apparel markets worldwide, on account of its strong multichannel offer and its superior ability to respond to trends in season".
U.S. production theoretically allows the company to decrease shipping times, thereby getting new styles into stores faster; Hammond added that being able to respond to trends quickly provides the strongest economic incentive for the company to continue making clothes in the U.S., because it minimizes the need to mark down prices, which hurts profit margins.
ALEX HOLTZ, vice president for sales and marketing for the last four years after spending 22 years at Penguin U.S.A., said that an advantage of a relatively small company like Barron's where everyone is in the same building is that "we can act quickly" to respond to trends.
During term time, when her teenage son, Samuel, is away at school, she works from seven until late most days (as well as the restaurant, she also runs a deli and a successful commercial bakery), though her manner is rarely harried: she feels no pressure to respond to trends.
Knyttan "A vertically integrated fashion brand whose unique technology allows it to offer more designs and respond to trends faster than any existing retailer".
Fashion marketers explore new trends in style and technology and study how consumers perceive and respond to trends in order to better serve the ever-changing needs of consumers.
Developing countries may be good sourcing locations for the low-commodity fashion category, while domestic sourcing may be preferable for high fashion goods that require short run production, on-time delivery, and those that immediately respond to trends.
