The phrase "a synchronized pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a pattern that occurs in unison or harmony, often in contexts related to music, dance, or data analysis.
Example: "The dancers moved in a synchronized pattern, creating a visually stunning performance."
Alternatives: "a coordinated pattern" or "a harmonious pattern".
Even in initially healthy hearts, nonphysiological pacing triggers dyssynchrony with detrimental molecular alterations underscoring the requisite of a synchronized contractile pattern for sustained cardiac well-being.
Tens of thousands at a time would come ashore on the same day at Rancho Nuevo, a remote Mexican beach in Tamaulipas State, to lay their eggs in the synchronized pattern unique to their breed.
Calcium waves in phase with mitotic waves suggest that calcium signals control this synchronized pattern of nuclear divisions.
Scene 1 depicts a trio of amorphous children who "dance" in synchronized patterns, occasionally replicating familiar moves from your average pop backup dancers, and other times morphing into indeterminate creatures, of sorts.
In group numbers, the emphasis was on synchronized patterns, with all the dancers looking as if they had been choreographed within an inch of their lives.
In neural networks, action potentials propagate in synchronized patterns through several synaptic stages without much attenuation [59], [65], [66], [67].
The first introduced method was CC, one of the most common analytical tool used to study the joint activity of neurons [34], [44] and widely utilized for analyzing synchronized patterns of activity in neuronal cell assemblies.
Freeman (2005) distinguished between 2 types of synchronized patterns related to stimulus presentation.
In addition, synchronization was observed among oscillations controlled by the CNS, and formation of a synchronized group was chromatic pattern dependent (Fig. 3).
