The phrase "a pattern known as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a specific term or concept that is recognized or identified by a particular name.
Example: "The study revealed a pattern known as the 'bystander effect,' where individuals are less likely to offer help in an emergency when others are present."
Alternatives: "a pattern referred to as" or "a pattern identified as".
Bomba begins with a solo voice singing a phrase to which the chorus, supported by the musicians, responds (in a pattern known as call and response).
The bluish polka-dot design is a pattern known as Pearl, and is "made from 100percentt recycled material, manufactured by La France Industries," Mr. Fleuranges said in an e-mail message.
The thing that's so hard about this trick is that it combines two tricks that are hard to execute separately — keeping seven clubs aloft in a pattern known as a cascade and doing a pirouette under five.
At the same time, these workers acquire experience overseas and build networks that they can carry back to the United States or elsewhere — a pattern known as "brain circulation".
When they showed this layout to a third researcher, Manuel Torrilhon of Aachen University in Germany, he recognised the spiral patterns within it, and this prompted the trio to test a design specifically modelled on nature.That design was a pattern known as a Fermat spiral, in which each element is set at a constant angle of 137° to the previous one.
A scan of Mr. Gindy's brain showed bruises on the opposite side of his head from the original blow — a pattern known as a contrecoup, the doctors said, that indicated his head had been bashed against a hard surface like a floor or a wall.
The system I saw at General Atomics is based on a third way, known as Inductrak, which does away with electromagnets in favour of permanent magnets arranged in a special pattern known as a Halbach array, originally designed for particle accelerators.
The template matching (TM) is a widely used technique in pattern recognition, where the presence of a pattern in an image is detected by comparing different parts of an image with a reference pattern known as template.
The catalog for the Harvard show noted that two women in a Keïta portrait wear a fabric pattern known as "the jealous eyes of my co-wife" and that different ways of tying head scarves mean different things.
She talks about binary trees, Hercules cutting off the heads of a mythical hydra (each severed neck grows two new heads, which is the essence of a binary tree), and a fractal pattern known as Sierpinski's Triangle.
This chapter explains how to write a service that, using a design pattern known as the factory/instance pattern will be able to manage multiple resources.
