"show fluctuation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a change or variation in something, such as a price, value, or trend. Example: The stock market has been showing fluctuation over the past week, with prices rising and falling unpredictably.
Its representative in Vietnam, Ian Howie, says data over the past three years show fluctuation but do not change the overall downward trend.This argument, however, does not appear to have done much to reassure the Politburo.
Plants treated with various light intensities and light wavelengths show fluctuation changes of their volatiles.
Figure 10 (a), (b), and (c) show fluctuation of the sensor output for 1 min, 3 min, and 1 h, respectively.
The findings of this study, as indicated in data analysis and results, are not only in line with the results of Bassili and Krosnick (2000), Fazio (1990), and Johnson et al. (1999) but also show fluctuation of response latency for learners with different levels of proximity to ZAD in reading comprehension task.
The purpose of these indexes is to show fluctuations in dividend income.
But the friction force curves show fluctuations when the normal force is small.
Joining dots point to point is essential to show fluctuations in data - for instance, with the death rates - above - or a person's body temperature.
Critical buckling forces of pristine SWCNTs with presented dimensions in Table 1 show fluctuations with variation of radius.
But a source said that while badger populations at Woodchester Park do show fluctuations, the biggest change year-on-year is about 17%.
I was starting already to show fluctuations and the idea was to smooth them out.
A further test of this correlation will be to investigate the expression of these HVC markers in birds that show fluctuations in song production patterns during adulthood.
