The phrase "a different pattern for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing an alternative method, approach, or design in various contexts, such as art, science, or problem-solving.
Example: "The researchers proposed a different pattern for analyzing the data to improve accuracy."
Alternatives: "an alternative approach for" or "a new method for".
Graphical representations of these differences clearly showed a different pattern for milk yield for the elite group compared to the "randomly selected" group and for SCC.
With regard to OTL, the results show a different pattern for Austria and Germany (H3).
In contrast to Cd, Pb, and Zn, a different pattern for Cu uptake by plant following amendment application was observed.
The victimisation rankings follow a different pattern, for example, the ranking of the year 2011 is more similar to the 2014 ranking than to the 2013.
The combination of three microsatellite markers (sc15F/R, sc32 F/R and sc72 F/R) produced a different pattern for each of the Type Culture Collection strains of M. guilliermondii used to optimize the method.
To test our hypotheses, we ran a system of regression models on a cross-national sample comprised of 5238 firms from 29 European countries and found a different pattern for new ventures and incumbents.
Most obviously, we have noted that there is a different pattern of findings for sex workers and for youth and general communities.
This analysis of Ucas data cannot show why there should be a different pattern of acceptances for different groups - and Dr Boliver said there was a need to look "more deeply" into what was happening.
A different pattern of expression for the miRNAs tested was noticed in astrocytes undergoing OGD (Figure 1).
The performance effect analysis also revealed a different pattern of results for the regional network measures (Table S2).
Post-hoc comparisons revealed a different pattern of M1-activity for hand- vs. non-hand action verbs, when compared with non action verbs.
