"trends of change" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to describe the changing characteristics of a given situation over time. For example, "The trends of change in the fashion industry are constantly evolving."
Also, trends of change in optimum stacking sequence while the proportions of structures vary, are studied which can be insightful for design purposes.
Compression set results, showing definite trends of change under ageing and stain, were used in Arrhenius and Williams Landel Ferry equations for realistic life prediction.
Global trends of change and the effects of the recent establishment of the shrimp aquaculture industry on the natural cover were examined.
From those interviews, I try to understand the big trends of change, and to look at the macro picture and whether it is confirmed by other research and statistics.
The Australian botanist Helene Martin presented palynological evidence (from the study of pollen and spores) showing how the trends of change in certain types of arid and coastal vegetation, over several thousand years of prehistory, were apparently deflected by the fires of Aboriginals.
Beside this, « trends of change » can be identified.
For predicting trends of changes in rheological behaviour of fresh self compacting concrete in changing temperature tests made on mortars are necessary.
The same trends of changes were observed for the other two factors.
The simulations reproduce qualitatively similar trends of changes in invasion patterns as the capillary number is increased.
Our model offers a practical tool to predict the trends of changes in electrical conductivity of any host metal undergoing single or multinary element alloying.
Based on this spatiotemporal cognisance, a customized cellular automaton (CA) model was built that embeds the trends of changes while predicting future patterns.
