The phrase "a pattern of segregation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing social, racial, or economic divisions within a society or group.
Example: "The study revealed a troubling pattern of segregation in the city's neighborhoods, highlighting disparities in access to resources."
Alternatives: "a trend of separation" or "a system of division".
Meanwhile, public housing, often built on cheaper land within existing ghettos, became overwhelmingly black and Puerto Rican, in a pattern of segregation that continues to bedevil us half a century later.
Although some of the tRNA mutations seem to be evolutionarily well conserved, none of them have a pattern of segregation with the disease, and none have been confirmed as pathogenic in the literature.
The problem is abetted by a pattern of residential segregation in New York City that researchers say has been almost as severe for Puerto Ricans as for blacks, historically the most segregated demographic group in the city.
People go to the cities to work and to take part in institutions like sporting events, shopping, etc., and don't want to go to the suburbs, so we can imagine a pattern of reverse segregation, as you may call it, that may happen because of gentrification.
We analyse the residential practices developed by different socio-economic groups, their strategies as regards the occupation of the geographical and economic space, their tendency to residential clustering that leads to a pattern of social segregation at the level of the neighbourhood.
In addition, several strains had bacterial preference more extreme than either starting strain, a pattern of transgressive segregation suggesting that N2 and HW each carry alleles that act in both directions, possibly in background-dependent manners.
Ever since the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People sued Yonkers, charging a conscious pattern of segregation, and federal courts forced the city to integrate its schools starting in 1986, students have arrived on buses.
"Density" (1938 14 166), on the other hand, involves "diversification and specialization, the coincidence of close physical contact and distant social relations, glaring contrasts, a complex pattern of segregation, the predominance of formal social control, and accentuated friction, among other phenomena".
As elsewhere in Texas, cemeteries in Waller County have long followed an unofficial pattern of segregation: whites are buried with whites, blacks are buried with blacks.
One of the SNPs shared by both studies (CFA10 11,162,577) shows a highly similar pattern of segregation to best SNP in ref. [ 21].
Using comparison methodology similar to that described above, healthy, NAT, and tumor tissues cleanly segregated as seen in the initial comparisons in the colon, liver, and breast cohorts (Supplementary Fig. 4); a trend towards this pattern of segregation was also observed in the prostate cohort (Supplementary Fig. 5).
