The phrase "a chronic pattern in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent or recurring behavior or trend in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The study revealed a chronic pattern in the way students approached their assignments, often leading to last-minute submissions."
Alternatives: "a persistent trend in" or "a recurring theme in".
As aging is accompanied by an increasing prevalence of chronic diseases, the disease pattern of the population in developed and developing countries is shifting from infectious diseases, the highest proportion in the past, to chronic diseases which target an aging population.
In patients with a chronic pattern of headache, the diary becomes an essential tool for the monitoring and, in such cases, preventing relapses.
By postnatal day 28, white matter injury shifts from the acute injury pattern to a chronic injury pattern in TSHI pups only.
The suit claims that Mr. Schwartz engaged in a "continuous, chronic pattern" of sexual abuse against his client, identified only as J.M. Counselors at the Florida center first notified J.M.'s parents last year of the alleged abuse, and, according to Mr. Dowd, J.M. had two taped conversations with Mr. Schwartz in which they discussed the abuse.
The aim of the current investigation is to assess whether levels of PCBs indicative of a chronic exposure pattern are associated with alterations in levels of TSH, triiodothyronine (T3), total thyroxine (TT4), and free thyroxine (FT4) among older children and adolescents.
Most patients with regular attendance in primary care show chronic patterns of health care use with a duration of three or more years.
These lead to shorter overall sleep duration, which in turn contributes to chronic patterns of mental ill health [ 4].
Thus, further work with larger sample sizes, and a genetic study, is required to evaluate the effect of CXCL13 on progression to the chronic articular pattern in AOSD patients.
Stories like this are being investigated by a team from the United Nations, sent after a recent report by the UNHCR and Save the Children concluded that there was compelling evidence of a "chronic and entrenched pattern" of abuse in refugee camps in the three west African countries, involving mostly locally employed workers for international non-governmental organisations (NGOs).
The present study was designed to determine the effect of low-frequency stimulation (LFS) in ANT on chronic spontaneous recurrent seizures and related pathological pattern in intra-hippocampal kainate mouse model.
