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The phrase "a clearer pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing observations, trends, or data that show improved clarity or understanding in a particular context.
Example: "After analyzing the data, we were able to identify a clearer pattern of consumer behavior over the past year."
Alternatives: "a more distinct pattern of" or "a more evident pattern of".
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Some historians see a clearer pattern of progress in recent years.
We found a clearer pattern of expansion between 1975 and 1990 as compared to 1990 2007, associated with soils of forest suitability, steep slopes, and proximity to main cities, corporate landholding, and large farms.
Advanced multivariate methods can provide a clearer pattern of the complex impact of predictors.
A clearer pattern of CBC risk might appear if studies used a similar cutoff time after the initial BC.
This raises the question whether the analysis of Treg frequency at the site of inflammation might provide a clearer pattern of RA pathology.
Increasing the sample size of the east Atlantic dataset and further study of historical population sizes may provide a clearer pattern of any association between sperm head morphology and population density among the study populations.
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A clear pattern of regime use has therefore been established.
So over time I have a clear pattern of behaviour.
Prosecutors with a clear pattern of racial exclusions now face no penalty other than reversal.
He had his first success in 1950, producing images of DNA showing a clear pattern of spots.
"I was surprised to find such a clear pattern of predictable evolution across the entire animal kingdom".
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