The phrase "a recurrent pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that occurs repeatedly or consistently over time.
Example: "The study revealed a recurrent pattern of behavior among the participants that indicated a need for intervention."
Alternatives: "a repeated trend of" or "a consistent pattern of".
For the past 15 years that I ve worked as an author?s editor and journal copy editor, I ve observed a recurrent pattern of problems in the papers I ve edited.
Time series analysis of sediment proxies, which are sensitive to the changing ratio of evaporation to precipitation (oxygen isotopes and gypsum precipitation), reveal a recurrent pattern of drought with a dominant periodicity of 208 years.
During the 10-week period of observations, we documented a recurrent pattern of circulation within 500 km of shore, forced by a combination of local winds and the regional-scale flow.
The density and composition of Oldowan stone artifact assemblages deposited during the first ca. 20,000 years of lowermost Bed II times show a recurrent pattern of variation across recognized synsedimentary faults that compartmentalized landscapes of the eastern Olduvai Lake Basin.
The Pentagon responded by saying the accusations "represents just one more episode of a recurrent pattern of defamation, distortion, distraction that seeks to discredit the U.S. and our successful coalition fight against ISIS in Syria".
As a result the blood sugar imbalances that drive the process of insulin resistance and lead to pre-diabetes and diabetes worsens, and soon people are caught in a recurrent pattern of bingeing on nutrient-poor calories once resources are again available.
It was a recurrent pattern for the rest of the series, and lead to what was seen by spectators and the press as dull cricket.
Determinism is defined as the ratio of the number of recurrent points forming a recurrent pattern over the total number of recurrent points in phase space.
The results from the study show that there is a recurrent pattern in the frequency of behaviors and performance across different courses.
The succession of the two phases appears to be a recurrent pattern that defines the entire course of the evolution of life.
Entropy is computed as the Shannon entropy of a histogram in which the number of deterministic segment lengths of different lengths is counted and distributed over integer bins of the histogram, where each bin represents a possible length of a recurrent pattern as empirically determined based on the frequency with which deterministic patterns of different lengths are observed.
