The phrase "a pattern of raised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific arrangement or design that features raised elements, often in contexts related to art, design, or physical textures.
Example: "The artist created a stunning mural that showcased a pattern of raised shapes, adding depth and dimension to the wall."
Alternatives: "a design of elevated" or "a motif of lifted".
The plan has alarmed some business leaders, who argue that it could drive shoppers away, and some community activists, who complain that lawmakers have fallen into a pattern of raising fees instead of making difficult decisions to rein in costs.
On the wall above an enormous bowl of fruit is a painting, a dense pattern of raised vertical lines in deep blue, red, green and yellow, done in Lee's signature palette-knife style.
For shared cycle-ways and footpaths, a horizontal pattern of raised lines across the pavement indicates the footpath side, whereas raised lines running along the direction of travel indicate the side to be used by cyclists.
Other analyses, examining cancer incidence in children living close to overhead powerlines (Bunch et al, 2014) have found a similar pattern of raised risks evident in earlier decades (Draper et al, 2005) reducing over a similar time span.
Despite a pattern of cases raising similar issues, the police have hidden behind protracted legal processes, done the bare minimum to co-operate with investigations and refused to admit wrongdoing.
Every detail of the figure, from her stylishly filed teeth to the elaborate pattern of raised scars on her skin, would seem to confirm, in African terms, her status as a social and moral ideal, while Western viewers may read, in her Madonna-like pose and upturned face, with its parted lips and half-closed eyes, an expression of maternal joy.
The paintings — closeups of manhole covers with their cryptic labyrinthine pattern of raised welts, loving roseate sunsets that turned out to be the sheen and scuff on a spaldeen — had multiplied; there were so many of them now that the artist had been obliged to carve a trail, as it were, among them, that would permit access to the kitchen table, where David and I now sat down.
We hypothesize that the pattern of raised phenotypic glucuronidation and its variability in young women is of relevance to predict within and between individual variability in disposition of any drug that is subject to glucuronidation.
Although tritium emissions from Canadian heavy water nuclear reactors are larger than from German PWR and BWR reactors, the same pattern of raised concentrations in vegetation and food is expected to occur near German reactors.
