The phrase "a logical pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing reasoning, organization, or structure in various contexts, such as mathematics, programming, or writing.
Example: "The data revealed a logical pattern that helped us predict future trends."
Alternatives: "a rational sequence" or "a coherent structure".
He never discerned much of a logical pattern between survival and character, Levi says.
For maximal benefit, the program is usually initiated immediately after surgery and follows a logical pattern of joint mobilization followed by muscle strengthening.
After the integration of reverse-Erie, Erie comes to form a logical pattern, in which not only the state and federal courts but also all the other institutional and private actors can balance state and federal interests to shape or perceive the optimal relationship of state and federal law in our governmental and legal life.
In fact, touring the outer courts a second time, I discovered something I would have realized Tuesday had I examined the printed game-sheet more closely: Court assignments in the qualies adhere to a logical pattern with (as always) the pecking order rigidly enforced.
"Connecting the dots" means arranging the known facts into a logical pattern.
If you're looking for a logical pattern here, my advice is: Don't.
Her lyrics are composed of short fragments of simple speech that do not form a logical coherent pattern.
One argument, elaborated prominently by Norwood R. Hanson, is that the act of discovery here, the act of suggesting a new hypothesis follows a distinctive logical pattern, which is different from both inductive logic and the logic of hypothetico-deductive reasoning.
And Dr. Simner has yet to figure out any logical pattern.
But Lord Malloch-Brown's career seems to have followed a curiously logical pattern, each job-change marking a stage in his earnest search for an answer to the world's problems.
In his earliest writings he agreed with Baur that Christianity is a historical development of perfectly logical pattern rather than a dogma revealed once and for all.
