The phrase "a pattern of considerable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a significant or noteworthy pattern in various contexts, such as research, analysis, or observations.
Example: "The study revealed a pattern of considerable interest among the participants, indicating a shift in behavior."
Alternatives: "a significant pattern of" or "a noteworthy pattern of".
The CMI warned that one year's data indicated only a slight further rise in longevity, which needed to be seen against the pattern of "considerable natural variation in mortality from year from year," it said.
While the female maintained this pattern of considerable time at the surface throughout the remainder of the track, the behavior of the male sharks changed dramatically when they arrived in the SOFA.
The clearly observed pattern of considerable phage-mediated diversification in highly related L. monocytogenes isolates with nearly identical genome backbone sequences also demonstrates that the absence of any possibility for phage-mediated diversification during in vitro evolution studies of bacteria represents a major constraint associated with these studies.
Mortared areas of the marble buildings have been stained or painted in a contrasting colour, creating geometric patterns of considerable complexity.
Rates of health risk factors show patterns of considerable variability within developing countries, and may be unequally experienced by socioeconomic groups [ 10].
We propose a pattern that supposes considerable specialization in use of plains vs. slopes in the landscape, and a strong and continuous human pressure on the vegetation and soils between 4500 and 3500 cal BC.
"Several other studies have produced the same, consistent pattern of a considerable rise in incidents of turbulence – even after adjusting for the aviation industry's growth," added Williams.
Because these age-specific changes play an important role in our understanding of the evolution of life history patterns, behavioural strategies and population dynamics, identifying the factors which underlie these patterns is of considerable interest.
These patterns are of considerable interest to biologists, as they are central to understanding the mechanisms of gene expression.
We also demonstrate that Drosophila can exhibit an ultradian pattern of arousal from sleep, a finding of considerable interest, as it resembles the pattern of sleep in mammals and humans.
