The phrase "a shallow pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a design, trend, or behavior that lacks depth or complexity.
Example: "The artist's latest work features a shallow pattern that fails to engage the viewer on a deeper level."
Alternatives: "a superficial design" or "a simplistic motif."
But in her surveys, Ms. Sauer found that trees inevitably started growing on top of landfills anyway, and that roots typically spread out in a wide but fairly shallow pattern.
As they refined his 6-yard in — a shallow crossing pattern — Lal showed him video of the Bears' Brandon Marshall, a receiver of similar build, running that route.
For all scans, the patients were in the supine position with arms elevated and they were instructed to retain a shallow breathing pattern throughout the low-dose CT scan and the PET acquisition in order to minimize motion-induced attenuation correction artifacts.
arguta reflect a relatively ancient north south vicariant event during glacials (sundering populations in central Honshu), followed by more recent climate-induced cycles of range contraction and expansion/admixture, with the latter producing more shallow patterns of divergence in more southerly areas (Kyushu, Shikoku, Kii).
Despite the high potential for gene flow in this species and the shallow patterns of genetic structure above described, the dispersal routes of the species have been constrained by the spatial configuration of remnant semi-natural habitat patches within a matrix of land extensively devoted to agriculture.
Traveling in a shallow saw-tooth pattern, it can move into the wind and swell and reach speeds up to two knots.
Similar to the case for the native sequence, the damage-containing ODNs folded in a basket fashion featured the same event distributions: one that translocated across the α-HL channel presenting a deep current blockage (pattern 1, Figure 4b) and one that did not translocate through the channel presenting a shallower current blockage (pattern 2, Figure 4b).
Her subjects are quite traditional: ripples of water in a pond, foliage and its deep reflections in still water, a shallow crosscurrent tide, the pattern of an ocean surface that seems to be quietly breathing.
They found that a distinctive shallow breathing pattern in infants was linked independently to three risk factors: If their mothers suffered from hypertension, had a family history of asthma, or smoked at least 10 cigarettes a day.
