The phrase "a development pattern" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a recurring trend or sequence of events that leads to growth or progress. Example: The city's economic growth was influenced by a development pattern of increasing investments in technology and infrastructure.
Using this approach we had scores from 3 generations of 2nd year medical students, which allowed us to test whether there was a stable pattern of development.
We also show that, even in the absence of a particular landscape feature or any exogenous source of amenities, fragmented urban sprawl is a natural development pattern for a city surrounded by a spatially varying agricultural environment.
The chart here shows a typical development pattern, in which the key account manager job turns out to be a catcher position.
A similar development pattern took place in Fuzhou, which was designated one of China's "open" cities in 1984 and which has been creating an economic and technical development zone near the port city of Mawei.
The pressing need to prevent further damages to environment and deterioration of natural resources urges a global effort to shift from the current money-making industrial policies to a sustainable development pattern.
This is not a new development pattern; it draw from past growth management, land preservation, and community development practices.
Overall, from Fig. 9, we note that there is a complex development pattern over time with many standard development projects overlapping in time.
The results of the present study have demonstrated a similar development pattern: the latency of M100 decreases with age.
In each subgroup the AIC value for an age development pattern without turning point, an age development pattern with turning points and age at turning points that yielded the lowest AIC value are presented.
