The phrase "a successful pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a method or approach that has proven effective in achieving desired results.
Example: "The team developed a successful pattern of collaboration that significantly improved project outcomes."
Alternatives: "an effective method of" or "a winning strategy for".
In one of the first examinations after his release from captivity in 1973, Dr. P. F. O'Connell, a Navy physician, said Mr. McCain "has adjusted exceptionally well to repatriation" and had "an ambitious, striving, successful pattern of adjustment". Dr. O'Connell wrote that psychological tests were normal and confirmed his impression.
Psychological tests, given to all the returning POWs, showed that McCain had "adjusted exceptionally well to repatriation" and had "an ambitious, striving, successful pattern of adjustment".
In recent years, the industrial cluster Engineering has been considered as the most remarkably successful pattern of regional economy development.
This design allowed successful patterning of single HeLa and MCF-10A cells within the superhydrophilic regions without additional surface modification.
The electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) also confirmed the successful patterning of the lines which was mainly composed of the fine ZrO2 grains.
All of the results demonstrate this surface engineering strategy allows successful patterning of neurons on MEAs, and is useful for future studies of information processing in defined neuronal networks on a chip.
CODA applies cybernetic concepts such as self-organisation, self-regulation and viability to derive an intelligent architecture, which can react to failures in achieving its objectives and proactively search for successful patterns of behaviour.
Upon application of specific "successful" patterns of the chemical input signals, the cascade of biochemical reactions resulted in the formation of gluconic acid, thus producing acidic pH in the solution.
The significantly reduced thickness of the ProLIFT layer resulted in successful patterning of the P1 layer.
The successful patterning techniques of a variety of technological important polymers have been proposed by employing the patterned ETFE film as mold; however, a comprehensive understanding of patterning by ETFE film mold remains unknown and is still a challenge, especially for the patterning formation of conjugated polymer by ETFE mold and its application.
