The phrase "a pattern of tasks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a series of actions or activities that are organized in a specific way or follow a certain structure.
Example: "The project requires a pattern of tasks to ensure that all team members are aligned and working efficiently."
Alternatives: "a sequence of tasks" or "a series of tasks".
A similar pattern of task related activations were present in the pre-symptomatic gene carrier group (Fig. 1, bottom row).
Nurses' work was characterised by a pattern of rapidly changing short tasks.
The history of dual task literature is grounded in measurement of interference of one task due to concurrent performance of a second task resulting in a pattern of performance deterioration of one or both tasks.
Consistent with Harvey et al. (10), post hoc analyses in the mPFC ROI revealed a significant main effect of task complexity [ F 2,60) = 3.79, p <.028], with a pattern of decreased BOLD response as task complexity increased.
The dual-task conditions in both experiments showed a pattern of mutual interference in which each task interfered with the other.
Rats with hippocampal lesions also exhibited a pattern of perseverative errors during early task experience suggestive of an inability to suppress behaviors learned during pretraining on a linear track.
Assuming that the (m,k -firm classification pattern of tasks are repeated at intervals with periodicity (k i P i ), sim,k -firmhe worst classificationepatternin multiples of H i=lcm(k i P i | 1≤j≤i).
Another difference is that OCRA specifies 'organisational' factors such as daily duration of repetitive tasks and a pattern of recovery periods.
TMS allows to study dynamics of motor system excitability in response inhibition tasks, reflecting a pattern of excitatory and inhibitory effects.
Last, given the consistency between the pattern of task ratings and task choices in Experiment 1, we decided to omit ratings in Experiment 2 to save time.
