The phrase "a stable pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a consistent or regular occurrence or behavior in various contexts, such as data analysis, psychology, or trends.
Example: "The researchers observed a stable pattern of behavior among the participants over the course of the study."
Alternatives: "a consistent trend of" or "a regular pattern of".
"Nobody had a stable pattern of resistance that was specific to coated aspirin," he said.
After six or more hours, the ants had moved the corpses into a stable pattern of piles of roughly equal size.
In the long term, it shows a stable pattern of maximum activity in the central part of the rift, confirming previous conclusions about the absence of rift propagation.
A stable pattern of creative thought — analogical and metaphorical reasoning — is specified to demonstrate the expressive power of the modeling approach; illustrative examples are given.
According to configuration theory, organizations strive for consistency between design parameters and contingency factors and the interdependencies among organizational elements create a stable pattern of action resonating around joint themes that reflect the driving character of the firm.
The reported results indicate that a stable pattern of secondary currents over the entire channel width can only be sustained over a fixed horizontal bed if the bed's roughness is sufficient to provide the required transverse oscillations in the turbulent shear stresses.
Later in childhood, height tends to follow a stable pattern in terms of the centile of the population distribution, which is assumed to be the genetically determined growth pattern (14).
The fluctuating group in the original study (the smallest group) did not show a stable pattern, with 87% of participants changing cluster, mainly to persistent mild or persistent severe clusters.
The identification of ultrastable sites in the human methylome led us to identify a subclass of CpG islands characterized by a very stable pattern of methylation encompassing the island and flanking regions, established early in development and maintained through differentiation.
In session four, their anxiety had a stable pattern at the beginning of the class while experiencing slight moments of rising anxiety between minutes 20 and 40 (see Figs. 8 and 9).
Oscillations cease in these cells and the expression of certain genes changes from a cyclic to a stable pattern, restricted to part of the future somite.
