The phrase "a distinctive pattern for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a unique or recognizable arrangement or design intended for a specific purpose or application.
Example: "The artist created a distinctive pattern for the fabric that would set it apart from others in the market."
Alternatives: "a unique design for" or "a recognizable motif for".
Regarding the compartmental organization of the cholinergic interneurons with respect to the associative, sensorimotor and limbic territories of the dorsal striatum, our results indicate that there is not a distinctive pattern for each of these functional domains.
The seasonal distribution of HMPV infection showed a distinctive pattern for each of the 4 years studied.
Overlapping projections from both groups were only observed in a number of brainstem areas, like locus coeruleus and parabrachial nucleus, with a distinctive pattern for both projections in the latter [ 106].
A distinctive pattern of reactivity was found for BNH9 in studying 480 cases of various lymphoid neoplasms.
A distinctive pattern of impairment has been reported for CFS when patients in different countries are evaluated [ 23].
For example, a distinctive pattern of disability has been found in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) compared with that characterizing patients with congestive heart failure (CHF) or diabetes mellitus [ 1].
His soaring geodesic domes, built with a distinctive pattern of triangles, have been used — memorably for the United States pavilion at Expo 67 in Montreal — but never for the large-scale projects he envisioned, like the dome he hoped would cover most of Manhattan.
Instead, in the mummies of Amenhotep III and three other pharaohs, they detected all the standard criteria for DISH, including a distinctive pattern of ossification along the vertebral bodies.
This paper introduces a new system of landmarks with a distinctive pattern design for identifying the localization and orientation of a moving theatrical stage.
In contrast, fungi had a more distinctive pattern for rDNA abundance, which peaked at 18 weeks in a more abrupt rising and falling manner.
Poachers sell their spotted skins — each giraffe has a distinctive pattern, like a fingerprint — for tourist crafts and export.
