The phrase "a pattern of consistency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a recurring and reliable behavior or trend in various contexts, such as performance, behavior, or data analysis.
Example: "The team's success can be attributed to a pattern of consistency in their training and preparation."
Alternatives: "a consistent trend" or "a reliable pattern".
The present research sought to identify patterns of consistency in longitudinal recovery after an index manic or depressive episode in patients formerly hospitalized for major affective disorders.
While the Rays rely on patterns of consistency to justify all their shifting, the Yankees' hitting coach, Kevin Long, takes a different view.
We've actually done quite well it turns out there is potential for commenting on patterns of consistency with those sort of texts.
However, the MPR should be interpreted with caution, since this ratio provides insight into medication adherence in terms of the proportion of time that the patients had possession of drug, but no indication as to the patterns of consistency of refilling.
" " Measurement of research impact needs to include a wide variety of assessments that include traditional publication and presentation assessments but also peer opinions, end user assessments and patterns of consistency across research areas that indicate long term development of sound strategies rather than scientific opportunism.
He concludes that Christianity itself follows this pattern of inner consistency and external truth.
Given that we hypothesize that gyrification arises from a differential expansion of the cortex influenced by regional variations in cytoarchitecture, and that relative consistency of gyrification occurs as a consequence of consistency in the pattern of cytoarchitecture, it is worth considering briefly how the latter patterns arise.
Thus while a population of cells may exhibit a particular pattern with consistency, individual cells of that population do not.
The majority of these outlier windows were significant across multiple localities (all four sites = 188/427 total outlier windows, 44%; three of four sites = 70/427, 16.4%; and two of four sites = 60/427, 14%) implying a degree of consistency in the geographic pattern of genomic divergence between M and S.
Scenario analyses revealed a high degree of consistency in the inundation patterns among different storms, with larger magnitudes corresponding to greater return periods.
