The phrase "a more traditional pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing different styles or methods, indicating that one is more conventional than another.
Example: "In our latest design, we opted for a more traditional pattern to appeal to our older clientele."
Alternatives: "a more conventional design" or "a more classic style."
Against a pea-green hand-painted Chinese floral wallpaper she designed to "update" the more traditional patterns, she has arranged a group of 18th-century English antiques with exotic "accents," Chinese works of art.
It is not yet clear whether all the episodes will be released in one go, as Amazon and rival Netflix have done with many of their drama series, or follow a more traditional scheduled pattern, though May has previously said it is likely to be the latter.
For example, as our research has illustrated, the increasing use of semi-permanent boma sites can be a cause of landscape degradation, whereas a more traditional shifting pattern of boma locations, durations, and spacing can minimize negative impacts on the land while increasing habitat heterogeneity and creating nutrient-rich hotspots that benefit both wildlife and livestock.
As may be expected, its clientele tends to prefer more traditional patterns (except for members of Pop, Eton's elite student club, who are allowed the privilege of wearing brightly colored waistcoats).
But the report singles out the stretch of the Interstate 5 between the Hollywood (170) and Glendale (2) freeway interchanges as an example of a corridor that regularly experiences heavy traffic congestion in both directions, as opposed to a more traditional commuter traffic pattern.
Ms. Keck prefers large rectangular tiles, which she installs in a grid pattern for a modern look, or a brick pattern for a more traditional look.
Choose damask or floral prints for a more traditional feel or seek out geometric patterns in high-shine silver for a contemporary vibe.
