The phrase "a pattern of ethnic" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when discussing trends or behaviors related to ethnic groups, but it needs to be followed by a noun to complete the thought.
Example: "The study revealed a pattern of ethnic diversity in the region's population."
Alternatives: "a trend of ethnicity" or "a pattern of cultural identity".
The killings were part of a pattern of apparent ethnic cleansing; the villagers were among the last Buddhists in the area.
The identities of the attackers vary, but a pattern of violence by ethnic Ossetians against ethnic Georgians is emerging and has been confirmed by some Russian authorities.
23 A common pattern of ethnic differences was also found with white doctors outperforming non-white doctors on the OSCE.
As an illustration of the general pattern of ethnic differences in associations, where the point estimate suggested a strong association (OR≥2) in either ethnicity, we present ethnic stratified results in the main paper as a graph.
For a long time, data collected about the most basic pattern of ethnic population distribution in China mainly followed the Han population in the central plains and the southeast coastal areas and noted the minority populations as mainly being in the border areas.
That pattern of ethnic diversity has held for those arrested since Sept. 11, 2001, he said.
With vast territory and many ethnic groups, China has gradually formed the traditional pattern of ethnic population distribution over thousands of years.
Because of this, when analyzing the factors that can influence the population distribution and living pattern of ethnic intermarriage, we use the proportion of various ethnic groups' population in single-ethnic autonomous areas as a measure.
However, with the rapid economic and social development and the continuous progress of urbanization, the distribution pattern of ethnic minority populations is undergoing changes due to the flow and migration of ethnic minorities on an increasing scale.
The same pattern of ethnic group differences was found for early menarche, with Blacks and Mexican-Americans almost twice as likely as Whites to report early menarche.
