The phrase "a growth pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific way in which something increases or develops over time, often in contexts related to biology, economics, or personal development.
Example: "The study focused on identifying a growth pattern in the population of the endangered species over the last decade."
Alternatives: "a development trend" or "an expansion model".
The concern for inclusive growth, or a growth pattern that includes all income strata, is not new.
The term lepidic growth has recently been used to represent a growth pattern of neoplastic cells along preexisting alveolar structures.
For the last several years the exchange has been setting new volume records, a growth pattern that has continued through the first three months of this year.
"Right now, we are O.K. in terms of warehouse capacity versus the amount of cargo; however, we are in a growth pattern again," he said.
Attendance records were broken in that decade by most of the franchises, a growth pattern stimulated at least in part by the increased coverage by cable television.
And while some argue inclusive growth is about "a growth pattern that includes all income strata", others believe it encompasses factors ranging beyond income, including participation in the growth process, living conditions and empowerment.
Throughout Putting Modernism Together, Albright argues that human culture can best be understood as a growth-pattern or ramifying of artistic, intellectual, and political action.
Findings on face-to-face studies identified three typical patterns: a stable alliance pattern, a linear growth pattern and a u-shaped pattern [ 34].
Based upon our classification, 196 (70.3%) patients had a tumour with a destructive growth pattern, 38 (13.4%) patients had a tumour with a papillary growth pattern and 45 (16.1%) patients had a tumour with an alveolar growth pattern.
A total of 28 papillary carcinomas had a papillary growth pattern and 12 had a mixed papillary-follicular growth pattern.
Sometimes the tester will show a papillar pattern rather than a uniform growth pattern.
