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The phrase "the trail of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a path or series of signs left by someone or something, often in the context of investigation or following a lead.
Example: "The detective followed the trail of evidence that led to the suspect."
Alternatives: "the path of" or "the evidence of".
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Jihad: The Trail of Political Islam, by Gilles Kepel.
The investors on the trail of a British Facebook.
Would the Trail of Tears have taken place?
"The trail of destruction I found really depressing".
The Trail of '98 Museum contains gold-rush-era memorabilia.
One group walked the "trail of tears" to Oklahoma.
"He is on the hunt, on the trail, of somebody.
We're on the trail of Whitey Bulger's* bar: Triple Os.
The trail of evidence does not stop with bones.
The trail of evidence has reached Mr. Blair himself.
The trail of shards leads from there east to Polynesia.
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