The phrase "a pattern unique to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific pattern that is distinct or exclusive to a particular subject, group, or context.
Example: "The study revealed a pattern unique to the behavior of this species in its natural habitat."
Alternatives: "a distinctive pattern of" or "a pattern specific to".
It was a pattern unique to her but as classic as vaudeville: cry, laugh, express true joy.
The result is theoretical: on the computer screen, the spectrum looks like a succession of peaks or bands following a pattern unique to the hydrogen chloride molecule.
The spent bullet and shell casing would be sent to the state police, who would record the pattern of nicks and scratches on them, a pattern unique to each gun.
The researchers also found a pattern unique to the transition period.
They had rows of gills, and their muscles were arranged in W-shaped blocks along their flanks, a pattern unique to vertebrates.
Alterations due to a disease process result in changes in groups of metabolites, which represents a pattern unique to the disease process.
This peak represented a respiratory pattern unique to RL−/RTN− mice that was characterized by an isolated cervical burst followed, after a pause, by lumbar and/or VII output.
When the user's hand comes closer to the Kinect, the device releases its paint, trailing a scalloped pattern unique to the artist, one that stylistically unites each work no matter the hand behind the can. .
In particular, a signature pattern unique to Photorhabdus-infected flies was the enrichment of 60 downregulated genes involved in ribosomal function and structure.
Interrogation of the genomic distribution of H3Y41ph revealed a third pattern unique to this histone modification, i.e., "blanketing" of H3Y41ph over the entire coding region of a gene.
Despite these experiments being performed in the field with genetically diverse, outbred populations, the results provided a strikingly clear confirmation of our hypothesis, that there is indeed a protein expression pattern unique to HB.
