The phrase "a pattern of heavy" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing trends or behaviors, particularly in relation to weight, intensity, or frequency.
Example: "The study revealed a pattern of heavy rainfall during the monsoon season."
Alternatives: "a trend of significant" or "a tendency for intense".
The company began to notice a pattern of heavy selling volume in its shares coinciding with positive news of new software sales, including two alliances with IBM announced in late 2000 and early 2001.
The high numbers of alcohol intoxication compared to the relative low total amount of alcohol consumed, indicated a pattern of heavy episodic drinking among adolescence in Nord-Trøndelag.
Despite the limitations, these studies demonstrate a high level of alcohol consumption among Russian women of childbearing age, a low level of contraception usage and an especially high proportion of pregnant women with a pattern of heavy drinking.
Lawmakers, including Democrats, have said the reports of Mr. Mitnick's dealings with Ms. Buley are consistent with a pattern of heavy-handedness by the governor and Mr. Baum.
But scientists also suspect that climate change is playing a role in at least some of these events, like the rising temperatures that contributed to the Texas drought, and a pattern of heavier rainfalls.
In addition, the relatively light annual rainfall (23 inches [58 cm]) follows a pattern of moderately heavy rain in spring and early summer and autumn, as in the oceanic countries, but the maximum amount of rain falls in summer, with storms of the continental type.
However, very little is known about the salience and applicability of these interventions in Russia – a country with a distinctive pattern of heavy drinking.
She is riding the album's best beat, sinuous and dark, and the music expands, incorporating a rhythmic pattern of heavy breathing and — metaphor alert — the sound of a jet taking off.
23 subjects had heavy hepatocyte staining only, six had heavy Kupffer cell staining only, and one had a mixed pattern of heavy staining.
Altogether, 23 subjects had heavy iron staining in hepatocytes only (Fig. 1), six subjects had heavy iron staining in Kupffer cells only (Fig. 2), and one subject had a mixed pattern of heavy hepatocyte and Kupffer cell iron staining (Fig. 3).
A Pentagon health study released in January, for instance, found that the rate of binge drinking in the Army shot up by 30percentt from 2002 to 2005, and "may signal an increasing pattern of heavy alcohol use in the Army".
