The part of a sentence "trend has reached" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a certain event or condition that has grown popular or widely accepted over a period of time. For example, "The latest fashion trend has reached its peak in popularity."
So when McDonalds start selling these by the pack you know a trend has reached peak.
But now the trend has reached the darker corners of the software universe.
The trend has reached communities like the one around McLean Avenue that were popular destinations for thousands of Irish immigrants, legal and otherwise, in the 1980s and '90s.
That trend has reached a surprising apex in the Philharmonic's latest run of "Messiah" concerts, the first of which it presented at Avery Fisher Hall on Wednesday night.
You know a trend has reached its zenith when David Beckham takes on a style, to show how it should be done.
"The gourmet ice cream trend has reached a peak," said Horacio Spinetto, whose book "Heladerías de Buenos Aires" was released in March.
Rather, long-accumulating trends have reached a critical mass, in the way a light snowfall can trigger an avalanche because so many earlier snows have piled atop each other.
Invented, or at least named, by Erik Ahlström, in Stockholm, in 2016, plogging is an exercise trend that has reached countries as far-flung as Thailand, Ecuador, and Canada.
The latest atmospheric CO2 data is consistent with a continuation of this long-standing trend and has reached 400.26 ppm in February 2015 [15].
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The second batch of programmes, established at places estimated to have the next highest number of sex workers after the places where the first batch was started, has now finished the first four fiscal years over which it has shown an increasing trend so far that has reached an annual average of about 2000 sex workers per programme served in fiscal year 2004 2005.
