The phrase "a new pattern in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a description of a new trend or method in a particular context.
Example: "Researchers have identified a new pattern in which social media usage correlates with increased anxiety levels among teenagers."
Alternatives: "a new trend that involves" or "a new framework in which".
This phenomenal production set a new pattern in which every line, every song, every dance routine is an indispensable part of a closely-knit whole.
There is an additional complication just now: Atmospheric conditions in the North Atlantic have shifted in recent days to a new pattern in which the Northeast and Middle Atlantic are exposed to the likelihood of cold, stormy weather.
(1943), an epoch-making musical by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein: This phenomenal production set a new pattern in which every line, every song, every dance routine is an indispensable part of a closely-knit whole.
Once the bees' performance in the basic DMTS task had stabilised, they were presented with new patterns, in which the configuration of dots was randomised.
In the present cases we observed none of the aforementioned immunostaining patterns, but instead we observed a neuritic distribution as a new pattern, which appeared uniformly in each of our six cases and was not detected in our surveillance cohort of various human PrDs or in a cohort of non-PrD cases, which were processed and evaluated with the same methods.
Writes Mumford in his 1924 Sticks and Stones: A Study of American Architecture and Civilization: "Before we can build well on any scale we shall, it seems to me, have to develop an art of regional planning, an art which will relate city and countryside in a new pattern from that which was the blind creation of the industrial and the territorial pioneer" (206).
They wrote that "the ways in which status can increase risk have been largely ignored and we identify a new pattern of victimization," which they call "instrumental targeting".
As heat builds in the latter half of spring, dust storms temporarily ebb, but summer in Iraq brings a new weather pattern in which strong "shamal" winds can blow out of the north for weeks at a time and create a near-relentless choking pall.
EMT was shown to play a central role in vasculogenic mimicry, a new pattern of tumor microcirculation, in which cancer cells acquire properties of vascular cells having tumor and endothelial phenotypes with maintenance of stem cell-like characteristics to form capillary-like structures in the tumor mass [ 202].
This might represent a newer pattern of use, in which acupuncture is used as a first line treatment possibly by patients who already have some familiarity with it.
Sydney then sailed to Melbourne, and remained until 19 September, during which her camouflage was repainted in a new pattern.
