The phrase "a pattern of successful" is not complete and requires additional context to be fully correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing trends or behaviors that lead to success in a particular area, but it should be followed by a noun, such as "outcomes" or "behaviors."
Example: "The research revealed a pattern of successful outcomes among the top-performing teams."
Alternatives: "a trend of success" or "a model of achievement."
Still, the killing of Awlaki is part of a pattern of successful strikes against Al Qaeda leaders and field commanders over the last year.
The quick reversal, confirmed by Mr. Koster and Ms. Kalani, was part of a pattern of successful lobbying of Mr. Koster by the law firm on behalf of clients like Pfizer and AT&T — and evidence of a largely hidden dynamic at work in state attorneys general offices across the country.
In doing so, Enron continued a pattern of successful sway over government policy that ended only when Enron tottered on the brink of collapse.
After that, the leadership becomes less oriented toward product innovation and more toward product optimization by building on the core product, but Cirne sees a pattern of successful companies where they reinvent who they are continuously over time –and he wants to follow that.
After that, the leadership becomes less oriented toward product innovation and more toward product optimization by building on the core product, but Cirne sees a pattern of successful companies where they reinvent who they are continuously over time –and he wants to follow that.
However, examining the pattern of successful interrogations for a particular STR seeking for anomalies could easily identify such instances.
For German soccer fans, the acquisition of Götze fits a pattern of the league's most successful club poaching the best talents.
Companies can create competitive advantage by becoming champions at defining the pattern of successful innovations and executing against it.
The pattern of successful change is typically conceptualised to be spiral, with relapses to earlier stages and re-cycling through the stages, typically occurring prior to final remission (if successful), or the long-term maintenance stage, is attained [ 15, 17- 19].
Reproduction of both rockfish (as a group) and lingcod is characterized by a pattern of infrequent and irregular years with successful recruitment [17], [18].
