"troughs" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It refers to a long, shallow, narrow container or channel used to hold liquid. For example, "The farmer used the troughs to water his livestock."
That said, most of the favourites escaped a helter-skelter day of peaks and troughs with their Tour hopes intact.
What followed were decades of mini-peaks and plunging troughs, seasoned by occasional international co-productions.
Diversification also allows farmers to ride out market peaks and troughs.
"We had a horrendous summer, we had these awful troughs when we were struggling to pay staff.
They've introduced timed tickets to try to even out the peaks and troughs in attendance, but timed tickets are pretty disgusting too.
Demand has come in peaks and troughs though, some years Hall can make as little as £250 a year from the trenches.
Business cycle peaks are always times when the economy is operating at capacity; troughs are times when the economy is operating below capacity, but how far below varies from cycle to cycle.
As they accumulate, the droplets grow larger until their weight causes them to run off into troughs in the beetle's wings.
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Rates have roller-coastered through two peaks and troughs in the past decade, and when the bottom of the current trough will be reached is anybody's guess.
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