The phrase "a pattern of events" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing recurring occurrences or trends in a series of events.
Example: "The investigation revealed a pattern of events that led to the unexpected outcome."
Alternatives: "a sequence of occurrences" or "a series of incidents."
Amnesty International joined the call in citing "a pattern of events that compromised Abu-Jamal's right to a fair trial".
While she is out, someone who has offered to babysit her children sexually molests them at their house – a pattern of events that stomach-turningly prefigures the criminal teamwork that happens later on.
PAGE A19 New York KINGS COUNTY HOSPITAL INQUIRY Turns Up a Torrent of Abuses The federal government has documented a pattern of events at the psychiatric unit of Kings County Hospital, a place where nightmares, not miracles happen.
The report goes on to suggest that the other allegations against Putin over the years, for example that he was implicated in the murder of the journalist Anna Politkovskaya, "establish a pattern of events, which is of contextual importance to the circumstances of Mr Litvinenko's death".
Two patterns concerning the likelihood of extreme rainfall and flooding in Britain as a result of climate change should by now have penetrated the minds of the public, though they have not yet done so: a pattern of predictions, and a pattern of events.
The aim is to search for a pattern of events expressed in formal language using the model checking technique.
In 2010, the European Medicines Agency (EMA) focused their attention on patients treated with lower doses of agalsidase beta noting an increase in adverse events in these patients; specifically "a pattern of adverse events resembles the natural, but accelerated, course of Fabry disease"[ 78].
In human beings, a pattern of physiological events occurs during sexual arousal and intercourse.
The F.D.A. said that a new law that requires manufacturers to notify the agency of any reports of serious health problems helped officials identify a pattern of adverse events linked to Hydroxycut users.
She listed a pattern of regrettable events last school year, including the Web site fiasco, an insulting caption in the yearbook and catcalls during a female student's election speech.
It turned out that the F.B.I. had noticed a pattern of strange events (known, rather disappointingly, as "the Pattern") that seemed to be connected to something called Massive Dynamic, which is a sinister multinational corporation — not, despite what you may have guessed, a jam band.
