The phrase "a pattern that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific pattern that is expected to lead to a certain outcome or result.
Example: "We need to identify a pattern that will help us predict future sales trends."
Alternatives: "a trend that will" or "a model that will".
It is a pattern that will help make up for its deficiencies in the tournament.
It is a pattern that will be arrayed over many issues to come in this administration.
By vowing a "ruthless fight" Hollande falls into the same pattern, a pattern that will only lead to further violence, more deaths and more horror.
(It is a pattern that will be repeated weekly during the six-month period the Bank has allowed itself to buy £60bn of government bonds).
Search out either a solid that has specks of color in it or something with a pattern that will camouflage pet hair, spills and dirt.
The wells to be used for injecting water are usually located in a pattern that will best push oil toward the production wells.
Whether you are a Democrat or a Republican, Given Campbell, a designer based in Tampa, Fla., has a wallpaper pattern that will turn your home into a declaration of party loyalty.
But this year, workers have designed 288 new "Let There Be Love" crystal triangles for a special pattern that will infuse hearts and a diamond cutting.
The U.S. Dollar Index is forming a wedge pattern that will likely result in another strong directional move when a breakout occurs.
One can speculate whether this is a predisease pattern that will change when the disease develops or represents an abortive form of autoimmunity that will never lead to a switch to the IgG isotype traditionally associated with RA.
Free-marketeers worry that such cases are establishing a dangerous pattern that will make it easier for those who oppose cross-border deals to block them in future.Many of America's fears about foreigners can be traced back to the terror attacks of September 11th 2001.
