The phrase "a pattern of consistent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a recurring or stable trend or behavior in a particular context.
Example: "The study revealed a pattern of consistent improvement in the students' test scores over the semester."
Alternatives: "a trend of reliability" or "a regularity of uniformity."
Over all, September was a speed bump for an industry that was getting used to a pattern of consistent growth.
Only then will you chart a pattern of consistent growth as you move forward.
Our definition of diabetes, based on a pattern of consistent self-report, is likely to have excluded the milder cases of disease.
For the housekeeping genes, only cytoplasmic actin 2 shows a pattern of consistent negative values across populations for the polymorphism statistics.
Large fluctuations in a respondent's observed and predicted health over time suggest that a RS has occurred, while a pattern of consistent residuals over time (though not necessarily close to predicted) suggests no response shift.
This test asked how frequently one would detect by chance a pattern of consistent decrease/increase in band frequency between consecutive sites that is at least as extreme as our observation given the band frequencies within populations and given the hierarchical structure in the data.
Called in by the E.R. staff, Dr. Susan Lamb, a pediatrician specializing in child abuse, noted a pattern of bruising "consistent with an adult hand gripping the calf" and a fracture caused by "extreme" force, according to a South Carolina Department of Social Services report.
The use of TEG to individualize abciximab dosing in this setting may improve patient outcome, as it tracks a pattern of coagulation consistent with the clinical picture.
This allows for the provider to determine if the patient exhibits a pattern of behavior consistent with having a greater risk of opioid misuse or abuse.
Of the seven sampled proteins, three showed a pattern of fluorescence consistent with PD targeting (Table 1; Fig. 5).
This is a pattern of expression consistent with a cell that has low cytoplasmic iron levels and has upregulated iron transport mechanisms in response.
