The phrase "a pattern where the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of pattern or trend in various contexts, such as research, analysis, or observations.
Example: "In our study, we identified a pattern where the results consistently showed an increase in productivity during the afternoon hours."
Alternatives: "a trend in which the" or "a model where the".
Deep eddies develop in a pattern where the deep fields were offset and leading upper meanders consistent with developing baroclinic instability.
"I see a lot of plays that get the life rewritten out of them," says Neilson. "We've fallen into a pattern where the writer's relationship to a play has become very mediated … As long as that system exists, you've got to question how cosmetic the notion of a writer being at the heart of something is".
The diffusion results in a pattern where the pressure is highest at the injection point and decreases away from it.
But, these deals follow a pattern where the British has had a much less interventionist attitude toward foreign ownership than the French.
A personality disorder can be construed as the representation of a pattern where the individual's personality cannot function properly in their environment.
This outrunning occurs in a pattern where the upper level jet splits into two streams.
Interestingly, we noticed a pattern where all of the sensitive cell lines displayed high levels of ASCL1 and low levels of NEUROD1 (Fig. 1d).
The trick now is to turn such moments of soft diplomacy into a pattern where they become the norm rather than curiosities.
We noted a pattern where parents described the girls as being tired and without energy, whereas boys were perceived to have a bad overall mood.
This also led to a distorted isotopic pattern, where the A + 1, A + 2 isotopomers were too intense relative to the A isotopomer.
In the first month of the season, the Falcons have developed a pattern where they've struggled in the first half before regrouping in the second half.
