The phrase "a natural pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a recurring or typical arrangement or behavior that occurs in nature or in a specific context.
Example: "The study revealed a natural pattern of migration among the bird species during the changing seasons."
Alternatives: "an inherent pattern of" or "a typical pattern of".
In tundra there is a natural pattern of accumulation of fuel and wildfire which varies depending on the nature of vegetation and terrain.
A carnelian vase in the form of a gourd could hardly be less vaselike; its only real purpose is to draw attention to the ingenious way the artist has turned a natural pattern of light-color veins into a network of vines.
Our body temperatures follow a natural pattern of highs and lows during a 24-hour period.
The similarities between Jon's Season 7 cloak ― which features a natural pattern of brown-and-black fur, compared to his past all-black getups ― is an especially clever detail considering the parallels between Jon and Mance Rayder (Ciarán Hinds) in the storyline itself. .
According to Marty, the new analysis suggests pink salmon populations are within a natural pattern of fluctuation.
But exploitation pressures so strong that they overturn a species' natural pattern of life-history adaptation certainly ought to be cause for concern".
In addition to a photograph of a natural pattern, 26 dissimilar patterns were used, including different combinations of the feature types, locations, and frequencies of appearance.
That's why it's so important not to define your friend's behaviour as an act of abandonment but just part of a natural pattern.
At least part of the reason for this may be that the planning authorities were lulled into a false sense of security by the chance of being in a quiet part of the long-term hurricane cycle.The current rise in the number of big storms seems, therefore, to be part of a natural pattern.
Yet other extreme weather events, including the drought that withered the Midwest, appear to be just part of a natural pattern, the scientists concluded.
Another aspect of this tendency is the revaluation of those characteristics of food products that can be traced back to an "original" or "natural" pattern of production.
