The phrase "a pattern of exercise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a regular or systematic approach to physical activity or workouts.
Example: "Establishing a pattern of exercise is essential for maintaining good health and fitness levels."
Alternatives: "a routine of exercise" or "a regimen of exercise".
Based on the findings, the researcher has come up with important recommendations on how the learning of the present perfect may be facilitated by comparisons and contrasts of the rules governing its use and how a different pattern of exercise that stimulates conscious internalisation of crosslinguistic and intralingual differences can be given to learners.
Sports are a great way to establish a life-long pattern of exercise, which should be 60 minutes a day for children.
Our lunging regime was designed to emulate (in a controlled manner) a pattern of lower limb exercise that might be experienced in the sporting or recreational context.
Four specific lifestyle recommendations consisting of dietary modification, exercise, sunlight exposure and sleep patterns were prescribed in the active group, while the control group was given instruction to perform a pattern of eating, sleeping, exercise and exposure to light which they considered might make them feel better.
When I was 45 and my doctor wistfully remarked that a "more consistent pattern of exercise would be beneficial," I began eight years of marching around the neighborhood until breathless.
It was predicted that exercise imagery would activate a pattern of positive automatic associations with exercise that would be reflected in more positive implicit attitudes.
"Chancellor Katehi has engaged in a pattern of misrepresentations, … has repeatedly exercised poor judgment when confronted with challenges, has consistently disregarded the impact of her actions on the campus and the university as a whole and has failed to mitigate troubling management practices," said UC spokeswoman Dianne KIein.
It appears that 30 60 min of moderate to high intensity exercise is necessary to elicit such changes although variables such as the mode, intensity and pattern of exercise also affect the response.
The entire exercise solidified a pattern of high-pressure, low-skill budget showdowns for the next generation, but a sinewy economy made it all seem O.K. "It's easy to look back and say it was all planned that way," said Leon E. Panetta, Mr. Obama's former defense secretary and Mr. Clinton's chief of staff during the shutdowns.
Oldenburg and the rest of the fleet then fell into a pattern of individual ship, squadron, and full fleet exercises over the next two years of peace-time training.
