The phrase "a pattern of travel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent or recurring way in which someone travels, whether in terms of routes, methods, or frequency.
Example: "The researcher identified a pattern of travel among the participants, noting that most preferred to use public transportation."
Alternatives: "a travel trend" or "a travel routine".
This leads to a spatial structure of pathogen spread which has been extensively documented for many communicable diseases1, 2, 7. A pattern of travelling waves from large cities to rural areas has been highlighted for childhood diseases in the UK3 or Senegal16, as well as for vector-borne diseases such as dengue fever in Thailand7, 17.
In addition, the passenger impacts on the system, firstly in an aggregate way in the form of flows, and secondly in a disaggregate way as an individual actor possessing intentions and a pattern of travelling behaviour.
Participants reporting full-time employment, part-time employment or being a full-time student had a diurnal pattern of travel that was significantly different from non-employed participants (Table 3 & Additional file 3: Table S2).
The New York Times raised questions about three of the trips, while a Common Cause review of flight records found four additional trips made by Crow's jet that followed a similar pattern of travel from Dallas to Washington and on to Savannah, Ga., Thomas' hometown.
Inverse calibration of LPMs with tracer data from monitoring wells in the study area by Bexfield et al. (2012) revealed a consistent pattern of travel time delays of tracers in groundwater.
The drive covered 81 yards, setting a pattern of cross-country travel.
The traditional theory is that this analog signal is then encoded into a pattern of action potentials that travels down the axon, in a signal that is akin to a digital, or pulse, code.
The denser edges represent more frequent transitions, illustrating the pattern of travel on a national scale.
