The phrase "a pattern of rule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent or established way of governing or managing a situation.
Example: "The country has been under a pattern of rule that prioritizes authoritarian governance over democratic principles."
Alternatives: "a system of governance" or "a method of control".
A general concept of governance as a pattern of rule or as the activity of ruling has a long lineage in the English language.
One issue is the abstract one of how to explain the rise and stability of a pattern of rule in the absence of any higher authority.
So understood, governance expresses a widespread belief that the state increasingly depends on other organizations to secure its intentions, deliver its policies, and establish a pattern of rule.
All social and political regimes appear to depend on a pattern of rule, or form of governance, no matter how informal it might be.
Two years after an academic fraud scandal tarnished the Minnesota men's basketball program and led to the departure of Coach Clem Haskins, the school's women's coach was fired yesterday for a pattern of rule breaking that included improper benefits to players.
10.7554/eLife.09668.025 Author response image 3. Generalization of schema component representations from day 2 to day 1. (A ) Multi-voxel patterns of rule-based associations did not generalize across days.
First, we reasoned that subjects should show stable multi-voxel brain patterns of rule-based schema memories on day 2. Training and testing a classifier on this data would thus allow us to identify the neural signatures of both schema components.
Multi-voxel patterns of rule-based associations and low-level visual features were shared across study phases.
(C ) Multi-voxel patterns of rule-based associations and low-level visual features were shared between day 2 and the transfer test.
Wagner said that the new leaders at MSHA under the Obama administration hope to rewrite the pattern-of-violations rules, which date back to 1990.
A willful violation is considered one that occurs during a pattern of deliberate rule-breaking.
