The phrase "a large pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a significant or extensive trend, behavior, or arrangement in various contexts, such as data analysis, social behavior, or design.
Example: "The study revealed a large pattern of consumer behavior that indicated a shift towards online shopping."
Alternatives: "a significant trend of" or "an extensive arrangement of".
Finally, several antibiotic resistance mechanisms were identified with the presence of proteins related to multidrug resistance MarC and MATE families suggesting that the bacteria could present a large pattern of resistance.
As shown in Figure 3 and listed in Tables 2 and 3 the contrast inter-item binding revealed a large pattern of activation within the prefrontal cortex, the ventromedial prefrontal cortex, the medial temporal lobe, and lateral temporal regions extending into the angular gyrus.
It was a deliberate choice to provide an instant overview of general practice across France and the burden of a large pattern of diseases on patients' QOL as shown in previous studies which also described an independent effect of diseases on QOL.
Lenz said that anti-abortion violence fits a larger pattern of homegrown domestic terrorism that has largely been overshadowed within the Department of Justice and FBI by foreign-born, jihadist terror threats.
Responses are largely split between those who believe the two men are part of a larger pattern of White House malfeasance and those who have more or less tuned out the latest news altogether.
Instead, responses are largely split between those who believe the two men are part of a larger pattern of White House malfeasance and those who have more or less tuned out the latest news altogether.
Unfortunately this fits into a larger pattern of fostered suspicion.
And it's part of a larger pattern of change.
Such wanton violence was part of a larger pattern of attacks on some of the 900,000 returning black veterans.
"It is, rather, part of a larger pattern of provocative and reckless behavior".
But as part of a larger pattern of providing legitimacy and normality, it's worse than regrettable.
