The phrase "a pattern of elements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific arrangement or configuration of various components or items within a particular context.
Example: "The artist created a stunning mural that showcased a pattern of elements inspired by nature."
Alternatives: "a configuration of components" or "an arrangement of items".
Their subjects had to report about the relative length of two arms of a central cross that was surrounded by a pattern of small elements.
It is only the recurrence of a pattern of events, a number of elements combined in a definite relationship, chronological and geographical, that we label a disease.
Coded-aperture imaging is basically shadowgram imaging using a mask coded with a pattern of open and opaque elements in front of the detector.
The other box plots show the comparison for the two template conditions, showing a difference between them in the pattern of elements recorded.
Joints can form in our model as a result of discontinuities in the pattern of elements along the AP axis as different spatial solutions become stable as the LALI zone changes in size and shape (e.g., Fig. 2; Movie S1).
Collectively these results suggest that systemic treatment with an NO donor like GTN changes the expression pattern of elements of the CGRP and NO signalling.
Rigid-body geometric primitives were created as a pattern of one of Autodesk AutoCAD elements.
Yet on the runway, it did not seem quite so complex, as the elements — a pattern of flames, of flowing water or seagulls — came on slim-line clothes, with a drape of fabric like a disembodied sari at the shoulder.
It is of great importance to understand the local distribution pattern of elements and their availability affected by local factors.
Every announcer makes mistakes, but Caray's lips form a pattern of an announcer out of his element.
This light, when separated by a prism, has a pattern of individual wavelengths specific for each element.
