The phrase "acknowledge a pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the recognition or acceptance of a recurring theme or trend in data, behavior, or situations.
Example: "In her research, she was able to acknowledge a pattern in the participants' responses that indicated a common concern."
Alternatives: "recognize a trend" or "identify a pattern."
In an FBI interview related to a 2012 investigation of illegal campaign coordination in Arizona, however, Sproul acknowledged a pattern of law-breaking involving dozens of people hired by his firms, according to a transcript reviewed by the AP.
The F.B.I. and the Justice Department have acknowledged a pattern of cases before the Bush administration in which bureau agents offered false information to the wiretap court in seeking permission to conduct surveillance of American citizens and foreign residents.
Now Egypt is once again acknowledging a pattern, though officials said it is far too soon to determine if the three blasts on Monday were connected with the earlier attacks.
Mr. Schneiderman's office, people briefed on the matter said, had pushed Wells Fargo to acknowledge a systematic pattern of mortgage servicing errors and to commit to a new agreement codifying changes to the way the bank services mortgages.
We start with estimating separate duration models for students who started with HBO and WO acknowledging a distinct pattern of performance of HBO and WO students as shown by Figure 2.
By recognising coercive control, you acknowledge such a pattern exists.
Disparate geographic distribution of suicide has been recognized for the past two centuries, with the first seminal observations of Morselli [ 4] and Durkheim [ 5], who acknowledged an endemic pattern of suicide in the late XIX century in Europe.
Instead, he has publicly apologized for what he has acknowledged was a pattern of disrespectful and intimidating treatment of women and took a brief leave of absence to enter behavior modification therapy at an undisclosed clinic.
