The phrase "a pattern of approximately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a trend or a recurring theme that is not exact but is close to a certain value or characteristic.
Example: "The study revealed a pattern of approximately 75% of participants showing improvement after the intervention."
Alternatives: "a trend of about" or "a pattern of roughly".
However, the MRPs of all the second domains reveal a pattern of three approximately right-angled triangles and the pattern is much more distinguishable than those of the first domains (Fig. 1).
Each animal bore a circular pattern of approximately six white spots in the center of the mantle.
I.e., the probability to identify incorrectly a pattern of Nc markers approximately is Nc times higher than that for a single marker.
We observed in simulations that started with a single methylated nucleosome occupied by a methyltransferase that, in 80% of the 400 simulations a stable methylation pattern of approximately 40 methylated nucleosomes was induced (equal to the final state of Figure 3Ciii).
The laser beam is guided into a silica fused-end fiber bundle (PowerLightGuide, CeramOptec GmbH, Bonn, Germany) consisting of 630 fibers partitioned into ten arms, thus, creating a ring-shaped illumination pattern of approximately 8-mm width upon the surface of the animal.
Further, using MEG, Jafarpour et al. (2014) identified reinstatement of a pattern of oscillatory activity appearing approximately 180 ms following presentation of the retrieved item.
In contrast, patients with A1Cs in the target range (i.e., A1C = 8.0) and those with high A1Cs (i.e., A1C = 10) showed a flat or slightly declining BGM pattern of approximately three or four readings per day.
A mouse receiving a 190 W AMF exposure for 220 s (b,e) exhibits a pattern of thermal damage all around the implant approximately 2 mm from the cavity.
Thorneycroft [ 30, 31] first karyotyped the species, reporting a diploid chromosome number of 82 or 84, and based on centromere position, presumed pericentric inversions in both chromosome 2 and 3. Here, our karyotypic analyses confirm a diploid number of 82, with the typical avian pattern of approximately 30 pairs of microchromosomes.
In [27, 28] we have shown how to algorithmically approach the problem of laying out a pattern of near-geodesics which have approximately constant distance from each other.
