The phrase "a spatial pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the arrangement or distribution of objects, phenomena, or data in a specific space or area.
Example: "The researchers observed a spatial pattern of vegetation distribution across the landscape."
Alternatives: "a spatial arrangement of" or "a spatial configuration of".
Someone with 20/20 vision (6/6 in metric terms) can resolve a spatial pattern (of, say, a letter in the alphabet) where each element within it subtends an angle of one minute of arc when viewed from a distance of 20 feet (six metres).
Cairo witnesses a spatial pattern of division where contrasting socioeconomic areas exist in close proximity.
In this perspective, we can see the city of Santos as a spatial pattern of social relations and a moral order with few variations.
Madzvamuse et al. in [3] applied theoretical analysis and numerical simulations to study a spatial pattern of the cross-diffusion form of (1.1).
This leads to a spatial pattern of flammability whereby surface fuels in densely vegetated areas are more often less likely to burn than those in the open forests.
However, there was not a spatial pattern of genetic variability according to a multivariate correlogram and as confirmed by Mantel's test (r = 0.06, p = 0.68).
We demonstrate the emergence, even in a simplified one-dimensional model, of a spatial patterning of individuals and a right-skewed activity distribution, both of which are characteristics of division of labour in animal societies.
2) Is there a spatial pattern to the recovery of docked SVs following stimulation?
NDVI anomalies in the highlands east of affected areas during the 2000 outbreak showed a spatial pattern (although of lower magnitude) similar to recent anomalies in those areas.
Next, we re-evaluate the validity and evolutionary genomic relevance of the zootype hypothesis, which defines an animal by a specific spatial pattern of gene expression.
Finally, identification of a characteristic spatial pattern of white matter tract differences could provide a key to assist classification and diagnosis using neuro-imaging [ 23].
