'trend of urbanization' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as: "The trend of urbanization is growing rapidly in many parts of the world."
A clear trend of urbanization is shown, especially within the outlying areas surrounding the urban core.
Facebook, Apple and other tech giants have gone against the trend of urbanization by erecting massive, inward-looking campuses featuring all the amenities their employees can dream up.
Due to the rising trend of urbanization along with overconsumption of non-recyclable resources, the volume of municipal solid waste is increasing every day.
Results show an upward trend of urbanization at the expense of a decline of 58%and80%0% in agriculture and forested lands, respectively.
The accelerating trend of urbanization, posing a serious challenge for biodiversity conservation can be most effectively dealt with by incorporating ecological knowledge of urban biodiversity in city planning.
While the general trend of urbanization can be cautiously accepted, higher resolution images should be analyzed for a more accurate understanding of Cluj-Napoca's change since joining the EU.
In major part this is because the worldwide trends of urbanization, in both more developed and less developed regions [ 30], means that by 2025 most people are expected to live in urban areas [ 30].
Many people are projected to end up in big cities and their outskirts, continuing a long-term global trend of increasing urbanization.
Based on the cases above, job accessibility turned worse since the 1990s in most of the Chinese cities with the trend of quick urbanization and job-housing relation changes.
This trend of increased urbanization of nonhuman primates is mirrored throughout Asia (36, 37 ).
The growing trend of rapid urbanization in developing countries, together with rich diets and sedentary lifestyles in those settings, may have resulted in less healthy migrant populations to Canada in recent years, especially with regard to their risk of obesity-related conditions such as diabetes (5, 6, 31).
