The phrase "a pattern of stability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing consistent or reliable conditions or behaviors in various contexts, such as economics, psychology, or environmental studies.
Example: "The research indicates a pattern of stability in the market over the past decade, suggesting a strong economic foundation."
Alternatives: "a trend of consistency" or "a framework of reliability."
What we seem to be seeing in the fossil record, however, is a pattern of stability not associated with communities or local ecosystems but, rather, involving large, inclusive regional ecosystems.
Analysis of intertrait covariation (rather than absolute phenotypic differences) indicates a pattern of stability in the intertrait correlation and covariance structure, probably as the effect of morphological integration of traits linked by a common function and/or developmental chronological and spatial connectivity (González-José et al. 2004).
The pattern of results indicates that for all HRQL study outcome measures considered, with the exception of treatment satisfaction (which had a trend toward increased satisfaction), there was a pattern of stability over time in scores for both treatment groups.
Family members put her up but the lack of a permanent roof detracted from any pattern of stability she could achieve.
Although paleoenvironmental data suggest that the landscape of this region evolve gradually from mosaic of forest and open landscapes to diverse and densest forests, zooarchaeological analysis indicates a pattern of adaptive stability that persists throughout the Holocene, characterized by generalist strategies of subsistence focused mainly in forest resources.
Thus the acquisition and loss of immunity alone can result in a pattern of "endemic stability" as defined by Coleman et al. [19] without additional need to invoke an increase in the severity of disease with age.
By contrast, refugia located on either side of the Apalachicola River would support vicariance-northeast colonization, and a pattern of range stability through time would support southern crossroads.
The analysis of local spatial dependence did reveal local clustering or hot spots scattered throughout the neighborhoods, and the temporal analyses showed a relatively high concordance in the rank order of trap productivity in time, which translates into a pattern of spatial stability of Ae. aegypti females in both neighborhoods.
The results suggest a remarkable pattern of stability in acceptance of climate change as established fact, a finding which may surprise politicians who have been lowering their environmental ambitions for fear of appearing out of step with hard times.
A consensus pattern of stability now appears to be emerging.
Using this technique, a similar pattern of stability was observed to that of thermal unfolding.
