The phrase "a totally different pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pattern that is completely unlike another one, often in contexts such as analysis, comparison, or observation.
Example: "After reviewing the data, we discovered a totally different pattern emerging in the results."
Alternatives: "an entirely different pattern" or "a completely distinct pattern".
They were mapping in the San Fernando Valley when they noticed that the almond trees on their map were starting to appear in a regular pattern - a totally different pattern from the streets that surrounded them.
From the SAED figures, the annealed film gave a totally different pattern compared with the as-deposited film.
Several regions worldwide present a totally different pattern of diseases compared to our findings.
Rarely, PCNSL manifests in a totally different pattern where the brain is diffusely involved.
Surprisingly, we observed a totally different pattern in terms of the dependence on mechanical forces for the activation of memory IgG-BCRs.
A totally different pattern is seen in Western countries: approximately 92% of all ESCC cases in the US have been attributed to smoking and alcohol consumption (Brown et al, 2001).
The Manhattan plot of MLs shows totally different pattern (Fig. 4b).
The third divergent isolate was of spa-type t064, showing a totally different gel pattern with both enzymes.
Warmer countries, such as Nigeria, Kenya and Ghana, have a higher occurrence of aflatoxins, whereas more temperate countries, such as South Africa, exhibit a totally different contamination pattern, with a higher prevalence of B-trichothecenes.
Therefore, if the two time series have totally different patterns from each other, then the summed distance can be large, that is their dissimilarity is large.
Only 5 patients (3.3%) had slides with totally different patterns (3 pairs, 1 triplet, 1 quadruplet) suggesting mislabelling, cross-contamination or mixed infection.
