The phrase "a pattern of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing trends, correlations, or structures observed within a set of data points.
Example: "The analysis revealed a clear pattern of data that indicated a rise in sales during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "a data trend" or "a data structure".
Until very recently, security systems were limited to searching in small chunks of that data for a few tell-tale bytes – those being a pattern of data or an antivirus signature unique to a specific attack.
Finding a pattern of data consistent with Experiments 1 4 would support the assertion that dual-task performance costs associated with HUD-based information are best characterized within the context of basic attentional limitations.
However, we found a pattern of data that contradicted ATOM.
Multivariate analyses thus aim to identify a pattern of data variation in a complex dataset, that best discriminates between disease and control groups.
We then implemented a deletion algorithm pattern that assigned a higher probability of missing data to one particular question, a pattern of missing data that resembles that of our surgical outcome study.
First you should use a "wipe" program which will reformat the drive, then rewrite it with a random pattern of data, possibly repeating the process several times for added safety.
The plot shows a cyclic pattern of data association.
By contrast, Experiment 2 showed a similar pattern of data for remember know and sure unsure responses, thus demonstrating the importance of the instructions for interpreting the relationship between remembering and knowing and confidence.
Spaza shop visits followed a similar pattern of data collection, except that it was necessary to drive around the local township until a spaza shop was found.
Also in the proposed framework, use of an observed pattern of data analysis is applied to automate the whole data analysis process.
We observed an identical pattern of data.
