The phrase "a flexible pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a system, structure, or approach that allows for adaptability and variation within a certain framework.
Example: "The project requires a flexible pattern of collaboration to accommodate the diverse needs of all team members."
Alternatives: "an adaptable framework of" or "a versatile structure of".
PBAE deposits a flexible pattern of thickening dots that create space between hair strands.
This system could steer a laser beam at a maximum rate of 10 ms per site, and formed a flexible pattern of stimulation with the help of the image acquired by the CCD camera.
Together, these findings support the view of a flexible pattern of origin firing between individual cells, as suggested from DNA fiber studies (Czajkowsky et al. 2008; Tuduri et al. 2010).
An MNP model allows the most flexible pattern of error correlation structure.
The chemotherapy induced expression of T-cell receptor complex genes could reflect aberrant gene expression of leukemic blasts, mirroring the flexible pattern of gene expression observed in pluripotent hematopoietic stem cells [ 47].
Thus, it is important to evaluate education subsidies within an equilibrium framework that allows for flexible patterns of substitution across factor inputs.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07860.002 In mammalian brains, neural computations underlying signal processing and behavioral control are conducted by a large diversity of cell types, each defined by unique but flexible patterns of connectivity, electrical properties, and profiles of gene expression and chromatin states (Fishell and Heintz, 2013).
It is incorrect in this case to use the term 'latent periodicity', until the discovery of a pattern indicating some new type of periodicity, for example, such as the flexible patterns of 11th nucleotide periodicity in the genomes of prokaryotes and low eukaryotes.
Neuroscience research has demonstrated that cognition, emotion, and their dynamic interactions emerge from complex and flexible patterns of activity across distributed neural circuits.
This is consistent with the capacity of fibroblasts to activate flexible patterns of cytokine production readily.
This illustrates the capacity of fibroblasts to activate flexible patterns of chemokine production readily in response to the environment in which they operate, thus favouring different types of inflammatory responses.
