The phrase "a pattern of alternating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sequence or arrangement that switches back and forth between two or more elements.
Example: "The design features a pattern of alternating colors that creates a visually striking effect."
Alternatives: "a sequence of alternating" or "a rhythm of alternating".
This established a pattern of alternating Wexford with non-Wexford novels, although she sometimes wrote both in the same year.
This set a pattern of alternating "roots" music, as the program notes called it, with works written for Ma and his ensemble.
Terrorism experts say that the group has a pattern of alternating periods of kidnappings with attacks on the police, government forces and secular targets.
Over the years, he developed a pattern of alternating a book with a weighty theme with one that might seem of slighter import but to which he nonetheless applied his considerable reportorial muscles.
Kings came from miles around to pay their respects to this newfound deity and as they knelt the shepherd's young wife pulled back the blanket to reveal what she had carried, and they saw what it was, and it was beautiful: a sloppily knitted Christmas jumper, with a giant Santa Claus in the centre and a pattern of alternating snowmen and reindeer round the neckline.
For example, Ben's writing was rather linear whereas Mary's writing shows a pattern of alternating sources, writing and regressive revisions.
The north-south alignment of ranges and valleys creates a pattern of alternate zones of heavy and scanty precipitation during both the northeast and southwest monsoons.
Finally, we found a region of increased heterozygosity on CFA 9 19,826,590-21,137,140 bp, closer examination of which revealed a region of approximately 1.5 Mb showing a pattern of alternate heterozygous and homozygous genotypes indicating a CNV. a subset of ~17,000 SNPs shared with the Illumina's CanineSNP20 was used for this breed.
This linear motif may extend indefinitely, generating one-dimensional superfilaments with an internal pattern of alternating A-rich and B-rich cores, as shown in the right panel of Figure 2. The fluctuations responsible for micelle size variation in the [AA] case here produce local defects in core thickness and exposure.
A million years ago, a longtime pattern of alternating glaciations and warm periods dramatically changed, when ice ages suddenly became longer and more intense.
Each of the waveforms to be transmitted has a particular pattern of alternating polarities and occupies a certain portion of the radio-frequency spectrum.
