The phrase "a pattern that replicates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a recurring design, behavior, or phenomenon that can be reproduced or repeated in similar contexts.
Example: "In nature, we often observe a pattern that replicates across different species, showcasing the principles of evolution."
Alternatives: "a repeating pattern" or "a replicable pattern".
To mimic that ability, MIT researchers have developed inexpensive, sensitive MEMS-based pressure sensors and mounted them on a small experimental vessel in a pattern that replicates the distribution of the lateral lines.
This high use of health resources suggests that, in the geographical area of the study at least, these young people receive a significant amount of ongoing help—a pattern that replicates the recent Australian findings and may also reflect the cumulative impact of research and service development around adolescent self harm in the trial area in recent years.
That was a pattern that replicated itself.
A report by the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction found that the Pentagon needlessly spent millions to license a proprietary camouflage pattern that replicates lush forests.
Patient A displayed a synchronous pattern that replicated almost exactly during the two-hour period.
It's a pattern that is replicated more or less worldwide.
We found that OLFM1 mRNA in heart explants was regulated by exogenous OLFM1 in a pattern that replicated the mesenchymal markers (Fig. 2A).
If you can see a new pattern in one part of the world, it may be a pattern that is widely replicated in other parts of the world.
Polk reveals a pattern that has been replicated over and over.
This two-tier educational system is a pattern that has been replicated in New York City, Chicago and elsewhere.
Introduction of the human UGT1 locus and the UGT1A genes in TgUGT1*28 mice is regulated throughout pregnancy in a pattern that is not replicated by the murine Ugt1 locus.
