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The phrase "a pattern of perpetual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous or recurring trend or behavior in various contexts, such as psychology, sociology, or even in discussions about habits.
Example: "The study revealed a pattern of perpetual procrastination among the students, affecting their academic performance."
Alternatives: "a cycle of constant" or "a trend of ongoing".
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This is the thing about lottos--they are designed to trap you into a pattern of perpetual playing.
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Today every consumer product follows the same mad pattern of perpetual surface reinvention.
A Pattern of Death.
But all of this is part of a larger pattern of the perpetual adolescence and anti-intellectualism of American culture.
Scientists have identified a second mutation that leads to an inherited form of perpetual jet lag.
It is one of the few respites in his exhausting schedule, a pace of perpetual motion that he says gives him "an ability to make connections and see patterns" between the different places on his high-speed tour.
They live a life of perpetual egotism.
There's a feeling of perpetual movement.
It is a year of perpetual newness.
These games evoke for me a kind of perpetual summertime.
"I'm a housewife of perpetual visitation," she said.
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