The phrase "a more detailed pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or describing a pattern that has additional complexity or specificity compared to a simpler version.
Example: "In our analysis, we discovered a more detailed pattern in the data that revealed significant trends."
Alternatives: "a more intricate pattern" or "a more comprehensive pattern".
Apart from this rough distinction, it is very hard to recognise any more detailed pattern by which to organise the district's bodies.
Subsequent histological analysis gave us a more detailed expression pattern of MTA1 after surgery (Fig. 7).
Immunohistochemical staining in Fig. 5D revealed a more detailed expression pattern.
To obtain a more detailed expression pattern, promoter-reporter constructs were created and studied in planta.
cDNA derived from two additional fruit developmental time points (23 and 30 DAB) were included in order to get a more detailed expression pattern for these genes.
To reveal more detailed patterns of mutation distributions within the Comephoridae family, a group of SG haplotypes was also included in the analysis.
A second area we've been working on is microfabrication of devices containing arrays of hundreds or even thousands of light sources that can be distributed to input into the brain more detailed patterns of activity that resemble the neural code itself.
Thus, the combined GRID and corpus methodologies identify more detailed patterns and cross-linguistic and cross-cultural consistency in emotions.
Thirdly, as the global economic crisis hit different countries at different times, monthly or quarterly data might show more detailed patterns of changes in trends in suicide than the annual data used in our study; such detailed data, however, were unavailable in the WHO mortality database.
At a more detailed level, patterns of DNA methylation at specific CpGs between carriers and non-carriers of risk alleles were consistent with previous studies.
