The phrase "a frequent pattern for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing common trends or behaviors observed in a particular context or dataset.
Example: "In our analysis, we identified a frequent pattern for customer purchases during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "a common trend for" or "a regular occurrence for".
For instance, it is evident that there was a frequent pattern to the undercover deployments - that the spies are usually around for about five years before disappearing for good.
(See Figure 5(D).) If there is a frequent pattern in a specific network, it means there is a higher probability for the network to have same patterns.
Inspired by the methodology of three-way decisions and protein tri-partition, this paper proposes a frequent pattern discovery algorithm for a new type of pattern by dividing the alphabet into strong, medium, and weak parts.
A frequent pattern P is maximal if there is no other frequent pattern (P_1), such that (P_1 prec P).
From manual inspection of the cases, the most frequent pattern for non-compliance is age above the threshold followed by near cut-off values for risk factors and unknown reasons.
Using a normalized co-occurrence score avoids many frequent patterns for describing overlapped combinations.
The procedure is followed by a comprehensive case study to demonstrate how the proposed approach can be used to mine for causal structures and identify frequent patterns for vegetation, animal, equipment failure, public accident, and lightning-related faults.
On the other hand, TNMCA searches frequent patterns for each network to discover appropriate patterns for each network.
Speckled immunofluorescence of both coarse and fine type was the most frequent pattern of ANA, accounting for 79% (57/72) ANA positive cases.
Consistency was highest for Pattern II which can be explained by the fact that fatty breasts are easier to assess and PII is a more frequent pattern.
