The phrase "a pattern of symptoms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or psychological contexts to describe a consistent set of signs or indicators associated with a particular condition or disorder.
Example: "The doctor noted a pattern of symptoms that suggested the patient might be suffering from an autoimmune disease."
Alternatives: "a set of symptoms" or "a symptom pattern".
One clue may be a pattern of symptoms that occur in the same enclosed space, but that improve outside in fresh air.
As a pervasive developmental disorder, Asperger syndrome is distinguished by a pattern of symptoms rather than a single symptom.
Poisoning is a pattern of symptoms that occur with toxic effects from mid to high levels of exposure; toxicity is a wider spectrum of effects, including subclinical ones (those that do not cause symptoms).
One patient in each group experienced a pattern of symptoms suggestive of serum sickness during follow-up.
This may decrease the specificity of individual clinical biomarkers in prodromal DLB, which may best be described by a pattern of symptoms accumulating over time.
We contribute to social science understandings of help-seeking behaviour by identifying four triggers to consult with symptoms that are intermittent as opposed to persistent: a pattern of symptoms becoming apparent, an increased frequency of symptom episodes, a change in the nature of symptoms and the occurrence of additional symptom(s).
These studies demonstrate a pattern of improved symptoms and enhanced quality of life among those with gastrointestinal symptoms who practice yoga.
In the case of Lyme disease, physicians spotted a pattern of arthritic symptoms in adults and children in Lyme, Connecticut, as early as 1975; a few years later, they identified the bacterium responsible for the disease.
For applicators, the percentage of reported symptoms at each of the nine subsequent time intervals was always higher than the percentage observed at baseline; non-applicators, by contrast, had a pattern of reported symptoms that increased and decreased relative to the baseline time interval (preapplication) over the course of the study (figure 2).
The key is to watch for a pattern of recurring symptoms or lack of treatment for said condition.
The basic principle of homeopathy is the principle of similars: A patient with a specific pattern of symptoms is best treated by a remedy which causes the same or a very similar pattern in healthy subjects.
