The phrase "a pattern of rising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a trend or consistent increase in a particular variable or phenomenon over time.
Example: "The data shows a pattern of rising temperatures over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a trend of increase" or "an upward trend".
Health care funds, in fact, have long hewed to a pattern of rising sharply and then plunging -- often after investors have piled into them.
The think-tank report that predicts a wave of outbound Chinese investment also identified a pattern of rising anti-Chinese sentiment in Congress.
SNAP (food stamps) as a percentage of GDP: Again, we see a pattern of rising during slumps, falling thereafter, and no hint of a ratchet effect.
Ford told regulators at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration last Thursday that its statisticians had found a pattern of rising problems with Firestone Wilderness tires that had not yet been recalled, but did not tell Firestone.
Similar complaints are coming in from McDonald's, Caterpillar, and Procter & Gamble Co. Within China, the stakes of a slowdown are high as well: for half a century, political scientists have recognized that political unrest does not tend to erupt in places that are most deprived; it hits when a pattern of rising growth and expectations abruptly stops.
Consequently, a country tends to follow a pattern of rising pollution levels as institutional development proceeds, which will be accompanied by declining pollution and better institutional quality at a more advanced stage of economic development.
Human history in Julius Caesar seems to follow a pattern of rise and fall, in a way that is cyclical rather than divinely purposeful.
A cyclical pattern of rising and falling ocean temperatures is seen as a major influence on our weather.
Some, for example, will look at a past pattern of rising prices, and assume that the market will continue to skyrocket.
Other exporters cited similar increases, part of a broader pattern of rising prices for goods from Asia that has prompted some economists to warn that the United States was starting to import inflation from the region.
The latest series of lawsuits, Mr. Chrocziel said, is part of a broader pattern of rising litigiousness in the mobile phone industry, caused by the increasing technological complexity of the devices and a more fierce business environment among handset makers.
