The phrase "according to the same pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing similarities or consistency in methods, designs, or behaviors across different instances or examples.
Example: "The results of the experiment were analyzed according to the same pattern as previous studies, ensuring comparability."
Alternatives: "following the same model" or "in line with the same structure".
The average I.Q. of draftees, we now suspect, also varied according to the same pattern.
The skeletons of these limbs are all constructed of bones arranged according to the same pattern because they derive from a common ancestor with similarly arranged forelimbs.
These commentaries are not, however, all made according to the same pattern.
Professionals and scientific researchers working in Information and Management can benefit from these insights by assuming that radical changes in dominant designs will affect their field in the future according to the same pattern.
Additionally, antennal drumming of the female body by males also occurred; male antenna bent downward and tapped the female head and antenna according to the same pattern as the simultaneously produced ripple signals.
PC1 of this model described 71.68% of the variance in the data set and separated extracted samples (positive scores) from unextracted samples (negative scores) according to the same peak pattern for spruce extractives that was observed in Figure 2.
Crayfish have 19 pairs of appendages, all built according to the same basic pattern but serving diverse functions sensing, chewing, food handling, walking, mating, egg carrying, and swimming.
Still, even if matters on the ground in the Middle East will proceed according to the same grotesque pattern as before, this lesser, local conflagration contains some important lessons for us here.
Red pulp macrophages (RPM) rose twofold according to the same time pattern as MPs; however, their general number was low.
It should be pinpointed that not all fatty deposits behave according to the same pathophysiological pattern [ 20, 21].
Mid-Century Modern fell in and out of style, she said, according to the same, generation-skipping pattern that defines so many other retro trends.
