The phrase "a pattern of domestic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing trends or behaviors related to domestic issues, such as family dynamics, household activities, or national policies.
Example: "The study revealed a pattern of domestic violence that had been overlooked by local authorities."
Alternatives: "a trend of domestic" or "a model of domestic".
If there has been a pattern of domestic violence or abuse by one of the parents against the other, or against the child.
President Obama said Monday that there was no evidence that the Islamic State actually directed Sunday's attack, which would make Mr. Mateen's case part of a pattern of domestic radicalization.
Women's rights and health groups are now working strenuously to get the DOJ to restore protection by federal marshals for Dr. Carhart and to urge the DOJ and the FBI to investigate Tiller's murder and other strategies used by these groups as part of a pattern of domestic terrorism.
A number of groups, including FMF, the National Organization for Women NOWW), and the National Abortion Federation (NAF), are also deeply concerned that the DOJ and the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBII) have previously failed to take a comprehensive approach to investigating crimes like that committed by Roeder and others as part of a pattern of domestic terrorism.
Sometimes there is a prior pattern of domestic abuse.
The trajectory from humiliation to intimidation to threats of violence is a classic pattern of domestic abuse and it is now the reigning political philosophy of the incoming administration.
Obama faced bipartisan criticism for his restraint, but Carter Page, one of five people who Donald Trump has named as a foreign policy adviser, argued in a January 2015 piece in the Global Policy Journal that Washington's response in Ukraine is indicative of a broader pattern of domestic civil rights violations.
Ivy O. Suriyopas, a staff attorney with the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund, said Ms. Baoanan's case illustrates "a pattern of diplomats exploiting their domestic workers".
It has now settled into a pattern of alternating foreign and domestic starts, but the damage was done in terms of the financial gulf that exists between the French and Italian races.
This approach became the pervasive trend in the west, notably through the views of John Claudius Loudon, whose Encyclopaedia of Gardening (1822) set the pattern of domestic cultivation over a long period with a style known as Gardenesque.
This question inverts the reality of domestic violence: "A pattern of behavior in an intimate or dating relationship that includes a range of abusive tactics which establish and maintain coercion and control of one partner over the other".
