The phrase "a square pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a design, layout, or arrangement that has a square shape or follows a square configuration.
Example: "The tiles were arranged in a square pattern, creating a visually appealing floor design."
Alternatives: "a square design" or "a square arrangement."
He used the camera to record himself performing banal and repetitive activities in the studio, such as walking a square pattern "in an exaggerated manner".
There was even a plush 1,000cc Ariel touring bike, last made in 1959, with its four cylinders arranged in a square pattern rather than the usual in-line or V shape.
They can even be delivered to a mobile device in the form of a two-dimensional bar code, a square pattern of dots that can be scanned at the gate and used as a boarding pass.
In them, each compound contains planes of oxygen and copper ions arranged in a square pattern.
A square pattern of 2 μm × 2 μm size was obtained on SiO2 using photolithography.
This explained how mice end up with a square pattern of cusps, unlike the zigzag pattern of ancestral rodents.
QR Code, in full Quick Response Code, a type of bar code that consists of a printed square pattern of small black and white squares that encode data which can be scanned into a computer system.
The inset in (f) represents a magnified square pattern of 4 μm × 4 μm.
Then in 1944 the enigmatic Norwegian-American chemist Lars Onsager solved the Ising model with uniform couplings and no external fields on a 2D square pattern of spin.
In order to make vertical arrays of Si wire with a high aspect ratio, we prepared the wafer pieces as follows: (1) The lithographical pattern was prepared on a silicon oxide layer as a mask to obtain an ordered array of a 2-μm square pattern spaced at a distance of 2 μm.
Fig. 4 Changes of a blanket thickness as a function of deposition time and b sidewall thickness as a function of blanket thickness using a 400 nm square pattern.
