The phrase "reversed trend" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a change or shift in a pattern or direction that was previously going in the opposite direction. Example: The company's profits had been steadily declining, but their new marketing strategy caused a reversed trend, leading to a significant increase in sales.
PERIOD UNUSUALLY COLD Reversed Trend of the Previous Three Months -- Snowfall Also Slightly Above Normal.
More interestingly, elevated atmospheric [CO2] reduced evapotranspiration rate (ET), but further increase to the supra-optimal level resulted in increased ET (a reversed trend), i.e. ET at 1500 ppm < ET at 10,000 ppm < ET at 400 ppm.
Dr. Wasserheit said in a telephone interview that the reversed trend for gonorrhea was "extremely disturbing" and that it "should serve as a wake-up call" about the seriousness of sexually transmitted diseases that can cause infertility and other serious complications.
The ternary composites were designed in such a way that collagen content in the scaffolds decreased from the top layer to the bottom layer while the content of CH PCL and CS altered in a reversed trend in order to reach partial similarity to cartilage matrix in the composition of main components.
The response of the multilayers to this annealing treatment shows almost a reversed trend of what was observed in the case of classical annealing treatment.
Results for the realistic assemblies showed a reversed trend as read length increased.
When examining population subgroups, one study showed reversed trends in CHD mortality rates in young men aged 35 44 years in the U.K. during the 1990s 111990s 11
In other words, can we expect demographic continuities in the short, medium or long run, or are there strong reasons for assuming discontinuities, leading to new, reversed trends?
Regulators including TP53, Alpha catenin, CCR2 and NR1H4 predicted inhibition while IL6, IL1B, IL-13 and TLR4 predicted activation in CXCR7-overexpression group; while the reversed trends were observed in CXCR7-depletion subgroup in the right panel of Figure 8e.
Unlike FOXO1, ACVR2A showed a reversed tendency over time, with a significantly increasing trend in the non-surviving group and a significantly decreasing trend in the surviving group (P<0.05).
To elucidate the biological significance we used the DAVID annotation clustering tool and found a parallel reversed functional trend.
