The phrase "a fixed pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent or established way of doing something or a recurring arrangement in various contexts.
Example: "The artist is known for creating a fixed pattern of geometric shapes in her paintings."
Alternatives: "a consistent arrangement of" or "a stable configuration of".
A Lamb mode is shown not to imply a fixed pattern of vibration, but one which evolves along the branch.
In the Discourse on the Origins of Inequality, for example, he characterizes animal species in essentially Cartesian terms, as mechanisms programmed to a fixed pattern of behavior.
As Ross (2009) maintains, no one, not even those in traditional professions, can any longer expect a fixed pattern of employment in the course of their lifetime.
And it is certainly true that when Marx analyses a particular historical episode, as he does in the 18th Brumaire of Louis Napoleon, any idea of fitting events into a fixed pattern of history seems very far from Marx's mind.
Being outside a formal academic environment means that one facet of the MLE's developing academic programme is "the notion of having very different sizes of courses," says Haase, since the "constraint" of a fixed pattern of semesters is absent.
The resulting clapotic wave does not travel horizontally, but has a fixed pattern of nodes and antinodes.
In spite of the averaging, the noise floor exhibited a fixed pattern composed of multiple small noise peaks, which originated from the above-mentioned variations.
The first one is the pattern relative frequency (i.e sum of pattern durations over total duration ratio, assuming a fixed pattern duration of 50 ms), 1/4 in the baseline condition, and Fig. 7a shows its effect.
Dipeptide composition provides information of the pair of residues in contrast to a single residue and provides a fixed pattern length of 400.
In the simplest method, i.e., using a fixed pattern, BSs of the cluster are assigned with a predefined pattern that remains static during the system operation [3, 22].
The experimenter presented each stimulus for two seconds at a distance of 5 cm from the subject's cage door and then moved the stimulus in a fixed pattern comprised of straight lines, diagonal lines, and figure-8s.
