The phrase "a repetitive pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sequence or arrangement that occurs multiple times in a similar manner.
Example: "The artist's work often features a repetitive pattern of geometric shapes that create a sense of rhythm."
Alternatives: "a recurring motif of" or "a cyclic arrangement of".
Today, the neighbourhood is characterised by a repetitive pattern of monotonous, four-storey tenement blocks.
Refugees are housed in a repetitive pattern of tents; ethnic groups' identities are "neutralized" to prevent infighting within the camps.
Semi-analytical analysis of dispersion characteristics is performed, revealing a repetitive pattern of coupled pairs of higher-order longitudinal modes.
Other studies show distinctive neural responses from similar regions when there is an unexpected break in a repetitive pattern of sounds, or in a chord progression.
Sets of loudspeakers positioned on either side of the room emitted a repetitive pattern of phonemes that were so short as to resemble brief electronic bleeps.
Rangea was a centimetre- to decimetre-scale frond characterised by a repetitive pattern of self-similar branches and a sessile benthic lifestyle.
We therefore investigated the presence of a repetitive pattern in the sequence of peak-to-peak intervals, as a possible component of the calcium signature.
Ordering the data by observed skin color, however, showed a sharp, repetitive pattern of inequality in which education and income plummet as the respondent's skin gets darker.
The DSM-5 criteria define ASD with two core symptoms: (1) global impairment in social communication and social interaction not accounted for by developmental delay; and, (2) a restricted, repetitive pattern of behavior, interests, or activities.
When ordered by observed skin color, however, the data reveals a sharp, repetitive pattern of inequality, in which earnings and education plummet as the respondent's skin color darkens.
Micropolar continuum models describing the effective mechanical behavior of woven fabric monolayers are constructed from the homogenization of an identified repetitive pattern of the textile within a representative unit cell.
