The phrase "a normal pattern in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a typical or expected behavior or trend within a specific context or situation.
Example: "The data shows a normal pattern in customer purchasing behavior during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "a typical trend in" or "a usual pattern in".
The term was coined to describe cold war international diplomacy, but it describes a normal pattern in business, too.
One patient showed a pattern similar to a normal pattern in systole, but a worsening in diastole, while others showed the opposite or a mixture of rotations.
This exploration showed an absence of progression in the time-intensity curves (TIC) in the left hemisphere (flat curves), compared with a normal pattern in the right circulation (Fig. 1c), suggesting an absence of tissue perfusion.
Exon 4 had a normal pattern in all cases of breast cancer.
Testis showed normal distinct histological details with all spermatogenic cells arranged in a normal pattern in the tubule when collected up to 2.5 hr after euthanasia.
EMG recordings revealed a normal pattern in 24 (60%) patients, incomplete interference with normal amplitude in six (15%) patients, and incomplete interference with low amplitude in 10 (25%) patients.
As weather conditions returned to a more normal pattern in 1979, progress was made toward eradicating screwworms from all of northwest Mexico, and the last cases of screwworm in California, Arizona and New Mexico were reported before the end of 1979.
Cytoplasmic and membranous E-cadherin expression was detected in the oral mucosa with a normal pattern and in the tumor cells.
Our hospice nurse refers to this as "cycling," and says it is a normal pattern seen in the dying.
This year, for instance, only two of the 36 Congressional districts will have competitive contests, and one of those — District 14 — will be competitive only if the Democrat, former United States Representative Nick Lampson of Beaumont, can overcome the normal pattern in a district drawn to elect a Republican.
But since 1994 the proportion of part-time jobs has started to decrease once again, following the normal pattern in an economic recovery.Second, commentators habitually conflate part-time workers (many of whom are on long-term contracts) with temporary and contingent workers people who work for temporary help agencies or are only on short-term contracts.
