The phrase "a pattern of violations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a recurring series of infractions or breaches of rules, laws, or standards.
Example: "The investigation revealed a pattern of violations that suggested systemic issues within the organization."
Alternatives: "a series of infractions" or "a trend of breaches".
Plants are rated according to how many times they violate the regulations, and a pattern of violations will lead to closer supervision by the NRC and fines that, in serious cases, can run into hundreds of thousands of dollars.
NCAA--Upheld a four years probation against Bucknell's wrestling program for a pattern of violations.
Some mine experts said that the failure to declare a pattern of violations was a missed opportunity.
A customer with a pattern of violations may be treated differently from someone calling for the first time about a toll payment, Mr. Riccardi said.
What brought these factory farms to the Sierra Club's attention was a pattern of violations that resulted in criminal charges and fines, most often caused by toxic spills.
And it dispensed with cases filed by the same person or group against multiple institutions — a tactic commonly used to show a pattern of violations.
there is a pattern of violation of this section and it is difficult to identify the source of infringing products.
"The cases we have documented show a pattern of violation by law enforcement officers of the rights of members of ethnic minorities or persons of non-Spanish origin," writes Gillian Fleming, the author of the report.
"FTC has a clear duty to enforce the framework against companies that demonstrate a pattern of violation despite self-certification and claims to abide by the principles.
The massive backlog often delays a finding of a pattern of violation.
But Main said Massey used a tactic popular with some companies to avoid being placed on notice of a "pattern of violation" that could result in tougher enforcement.
