The phrase "a potential pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing possible trends or behaviors that may emerge in a particular context or situation.
Example: "Researchers are investigating a potential pattern of behavior among the participants in the study."
Alternatives: "a possible trend of" or "an emerging pattern of".
"Much of the available information during Savile's lifetime was never shared" with the West Yorkshire Police, and when it was, the police "did not connect the events to recognize a potential pattern of offending, Constable Lee said.
The mine, known as the Upper Big Branch and operated by the Massey Energy Company, was warned that it had a "potential pattern of violations" in a Dec. 6, 2007, letter from the Mine Safety and Health Administration.
Furthermore, bullying incidents should be documented to create a written record; otherwise, unreported incidents cannot establish a potential pattern of behavior.
Wagner told Ward that MSHA reviewed the Upper Big Branch Mine for a potential pattern of violations as recently as October, but concluded it did not meet the criteria, despite an astonishingly high number of serious safety violations.
Therefore, all dating analyses must involve a model selection process using Bayes factors to select between a Yule or birth-death prior, in particular on ancient clades with a potential pattern of high extinction.
This suggests that corresponding substitution of an azulene is not obstructive to π⋯π stacking formation and may even be used for a potential pattern design of azulene dimers in a crystalline material.
Results indicated that consistent sets of variables were affected, suggesting a potential pattern or structure of missingness.
We present an illustration of a potential pattern.
Mean-Centering PLS (MC-PLS) analyses were first performed with no a priori hypothesis regarding the potential pattern of effects.
It has been previously demonstrated that the electrostatic potential pattern of an enzyme is one of key determinants for its functional conservation [53], [54], [55].
In the first, we consider the potential pattern of clonal growth in a homeostatic tissue following 'pulse-labelling' of cells.
