The phrase "a unique pattern to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific, distinctive arrangement or trend related to something.
Example: "The artist developed a unique pattern to her work that set her apart from her contemporaries."
Alternatives: "a distinctive pattern for" or "a singular pattern in".
You can't copyright individual words, but if you arrange them in a unique pattern to create a book or a magazine article, you deserve copyright protection.
Tubes attached to a neck piece funnel ink down through the fabric, causing a unique pattern to emerge every time kind of like a dress version of a Rorschach test.
The SA samples with good outcome (mRS<2) have been found to exhibit a unique pattern to that of LA and CEmb cases with good outcome (mRS<2).
In contrast to Experiment 1, when the dot positions were randomized in Experiment 2 to allow for a unique pattern to be presented on every display, there was a significant effect of visual field, such that estimates made within a visual field were more serially dependent than estimates from different visual fields.
However, in response to the mating stimulus, sufficient prolactin is released from the pituitary gland in a unique pattern to activate the corpus luteum and maintain it in a secretory state for several days.
The sequence conservation, motif with eleven-residues (HCDGPCVYDPA) in N-terminal region of Ni-hook, along with a nickel containing SOD domain (Pfam:PF09055) forms an unique pattern to identify cyanobacterial NiSOD.
For a given drug or cell type, the chips produce a unique pattern corresponding to the particular genes expressed.
The authors observed residual ICG after vitrectomy for high myopia-related macular diseases and found a unique pattern specific to its pathologic features.
Global gene expression profiling of decidual NK cells provided a unique pattern compared to their counterparts in blood [1].
Apolipoprotein E (ApoE) displays a unique distribution of electrophoretic isoforms in the presence of AD and also a unique pattern specific to the APOE genotype.
Although they appeared very similar to each other, each had a unique pattern in respect to the five biosynthetic pathways examined, based on PCR analysis (Figure 4).
