The phrase "ubiquitous trend" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a widespread and prevalent pattern or behavior that is commonly observed in a particular time or place. Here is an example sentence: "The use of social media has become an ubiquitous trend in today's society, with people constantly scrolling through their feeds and sharing their daily activities."
Whether it's a facial teardrop, an embarrassing ankle-based devotion to dolphins or your grandad's naval-themed decorations, tattoos are the ubiquitous trend which refuses to die.
When he started to talk to Mr Simons he was still the creative boss at Jil Sander, where he had started the now ubiquitous trend of bright colours.
These hydrangeas are paired with variegated pinstripes on tailored shirts and pants reminiscent of pajamas, though not because Lim's following the ubiquitous trend.
I'm talking about the ubiquitous trend for a onesie, of course – or for those less au fait with street parlance, an all-in-one.
In what has become a ubiquitous trend, host cities for major sporting events decorate the local businesses, hotels and airports with giant vinyl decals.
We noted one ubiquitous trend: many of the ladies had their hair curled and pinned half back.
Everyone else who has access to the internet has the same opportunity to do the same -- your choice to pick conservative or liberal news to read isn't impeded by Facebook's dominant and ubiquitous trending topics widget.
Shorts, an unexpected alternative to summer's brief skirts, thigh-grazing trapeze dresses and suddenly tired-looking leggings, provided the unlikely foundation for a ubiquitous street trend.
The salt-sweet combination may appeal to fans of salted caramel, the ubiquitous food trend that refuses to die, but Kollegaeva calls it "a gimmick.
The Orioles will also reintroduce orange jerseys, which will be worn on Saturdays (though in keeping with the ubiquitous modern trend, the team will continue to wear black jerseys once a week).
Most games are naturally social, which means gamification depends on that other ubiquitous Web trend, social networking.
