The phrase "a usual pattern in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a common or typical trend or behavior observed in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The study revealed a usual pattern in consumer behavior during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "a common trend in" or "a typical pattern in".
Managerial styles are a usual pattern or preference in carrying out managerial activities.
At Sotheby's a gem-set silver casket sold for £422,500, and in a break with the usual pattern in a market where buyers are almost always from the former Soviet Union, it was bought by a private Asian client.
That atmospheric circulation translated into wetter summers and drier winters in central North America, a reverse of the usual pattern in which more precipitation falls in the winter.
David Willetts, former Conservative minister and the thinktank's executive chair, said Osborne's autumn statement, which softened the pace of departmental spending cuts, was a reversal of the usual pattern in which chancellors swing the axe more heavily once an election is out of the way.
A suggestion was to display the actual data in one color and superimpose the usual pattern in a different color.
Reversing the usual pattern in a male-dominated society, the girls are reportedly in charge in this game, tipping desired suitors as to the club and even the seat where they can be found.
At NOAA, the spending bill represents a pleasant reversal of the usual pattern, in which the president wants to lower the agency's budget and the House seeks further cuts.
Thus, an open question is whether the presence of Republican John Boehner in the Speaker's chair might produce a similar departure from the usual pattern in the partisanship of the television audience.
Ms. Barcenilla is part of a movement within Spain that has swelled to such proportions that some sociologists have dubbed it "rurbanismo," a term invented to describe the reverse migration from city to country that has stemmed a generations-old trend that has long been the usual pattern in most advanced industrial economies.
Furthermore, other features of the T. brucei N-MTS, such as net charge, AA composition and cleavage site motif did not show any remarkable deviation from the usual pattern in other eukaryotic lineages, with the sole exception of a frequent occurrence of double and triple arginines close to the amino terminus.
