The phrase "a pattern of varied" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a design, trend, or arrangement that includes different elements or types.
Example: "The artist created a stunning mural featuring a pattern of varied colors and shapes that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "a diverse pattern of" or "a range of varied".
Residents described a pattern of well-being that varied in accordance with changes in rotations.
When looking for a pattern of how discussion topics vary between countries with different network characteristics, it would appear that the most active countries share similar positive opinions on e-cigarettes and frequently interact with each other.
Thus, in the 3D lattice conditions, the depicted surfaces were covered with a pattern of circular polka dots that varied in size, and could be systematically aligned along the symmetry axes of the texture lattice.
In both cases, the long-term trends of effusion rates of lava were not constant throughout the effusive stages but instead varied, exhibiting a pattern of an initial phase featuring a gradual increase, a middle phase featuring a high level of activity with depressions or fluctuations, and a late phase featuring a gradual decrease.
The identities of the attackers vary, but a pattern of violence by ethnic Ossetians against ethnic Georgians is emerging and has been confirmed by some Russian authorities.
In addition, unlike the texture features examined in Manduca et al. above, MTR features have the capability to distinguish spatially varying features (the indication of a pattern may vary with its position within the breast) and to measure aspects that were not intended for by design, as they are selected based on visual recognition capability, and not the mathematical design of features.
Overall, these results indicate that although variance increased as a function of duration in both tasks, the pattern of increase varied as a function of task.
The epidemiological pattern of diarrhoea varied a lot between herds; however, in all herds first parity piglets seemed predisposed.
The number of individuals (within a population) that showed the same pattern of loss varied by population.
