The phrase "a pattern could be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential or hypothetical patterns in various contexts, such as data analysis, behavior, or design.
Example: "In our research, we found that a pattern could be emerging in the way consumers respond to marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "a pattern might be" or "a pattern may be".
Such a pattern could be generated by feedback loops that normally function to downregulate pTyr signaling following RAS activation.
Such a pattern could be important for site recognition by the RNA editing machinery.
Such a pattern could be an artifact of a dataset that is too large and includes divergent elements.
Such a pattern could be explained if alleles that pre-date speciation events have been maintained by balancing selection until the present time [ 39].
One interpretation of such a pattern could be that oral health influences on numeracy do not share fully identical mechanisms compared to learning and memory.
However, if the subjects were separated into those with and without a high CFU result (as shown in figure 2A), a pattern could be discerned (figure 2B).
Because the fetuses did not constitute a homogenous sample, such a growth pattern could be doubtful for estimating the growth of liver volume during normal pregnancy.
We hypothesized that such a peculiar pattern could be due to a cryptic inv(21)(q21q22) associated with a microdeletion at one of the breakpoints.
A general pattern could be proposed with a first North South split between the ancestors of S. doriae, S. leptocosymbotes and S. slevini, S. grandiceps, S. affinis, respectively, followed by the posterior range expansion of some of these species.
A similar pattern could be observed in the spleen, albeit with a somewhat lower frequency.
A similar pattern could be seen with the beliefs that Obama was a Muslim, and the claims that his healthcare reforms would lead to "death panels" that decided who lived or died.
