The phrase "a usage pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a recurring way in which something is used or applied, often in the context of language, behavior, or technology.
Example: "The study revealed a usage pattern among teenagers that indicated a preference for social media over traditional communication methods."
Alternatives: "a usage trend" or "a usage behavior".
According to ComScore's 2015 report on the country, Japanese internet users spend more time on multimedia video sites such as YouTube and Niconico than they do on social media platforms, a usage pattern that runs counter to global trends.
In the learning stage, the RRM server can figure out a usage pattern of white space channels through analyzing the spectrum sensing results retrieved from associated WSAPs operating in the new location, and then, the RRM server can update the spectrum map with the occupancy status,, of white space channels.
A usage pattern was defined as the sequence of relative efficiencies or relative tissue specificities for all tandem poly(A) sites in a gene.
"Your account will have a normal usage pattern - a typical profile of where and when you spend and the location where you do most of your shopping," says Mr Bowerman.
It is shown experimentally that the controller achieved 55% energy savings in a continuous usage pattern environment and 62% energy savings in a discrete usage pattern environment under our test conditions.
This cluster also displayed a dinucleotide usage pattern very similar to their host group, having as only biases a TpA decrease and a TpG increase, which can be seen as a putative compensatory mechanism [60] or as a vestigial trait from a putative arbovirus ancestor of insect-only flaviviruses.
Each country has a distinctive usage pattern.
The HA coding sequence was synthesized at GeneArt (Regensburg, Germany) from the full-length amino acid sequence of the influenza A/New Caledonia/20/99 (H1N1) hemagglutinin (HA) protein obtained from the Influenza Sequence Database (http://www.flu.lanl.gov), using a codon usage pattern commonly found in human genes (http://www.kazusa.or.jp/eng/index.html).html
The S. pombe PhzF homolog has a codon usage pattern very similar to the D. hansenii protein.
Our data support the proposition that each genome has evolved a codon usage pattern accommodating gene expression level, and RCBS value >0.5 exhibits favourable codon usage.
A "conserved usage pattern" was recorded when successive tandem sites had the same efficiency and/or specificity pattern in human and mouse orthologs.
