The phrase "address the pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or analyzing a specific trend, behavior, or recurring theme in a particular context.
Example: "In her research, she aims to address the pattern of increasing anxiety among teenagers in urban areas."
Alternatives: "tackle the trend of" or "examine the pattern of".
The state attorneys general want to turn the court's focus toward the future, contending that Microsoft has continued the same behavior in new markets and that any remedy that does not address the pattern of conduct will fail to restore competition.
Ultimately, improved resources and coordination are needed in acute hospitals to address the pattern of increasing dependence that then leads to decreasing discharge potential.
When more protein sequences of chlamydial origin will become available from the Glaucoplantae, chlamydial proteins may provide a unique opportunity to address the pattern of evolutionary divergence in the three lineages of Plantae.
In order to address the pattern of cytokine gene expression that is involved in wound healing processes stimulated by NT alone or in the presence of LPS, we measured gene expression for the proinflammatory cytokines IL-6, TNF- α, IL-1 β, and IL-12 and for the anti-inflammatory cytokine IL-10 in macrophages, as indicated in Figure 3.
The study addressed the pattern of decision making in the context of the social stigma borne by podoconiosis-affected families.
Figure 1 summarizes the two studies that have addressed the pattern of breast cancer molecular subtypes according to age using gene expression profiling.
There is also new evidence that addressing the pattern of activity is important, with unique metabolic consequences associated with prolonged sedentary behaviour, regardless of total activity time [ 15, 17].
Our analysis aimed at addressing the patterns of regulation of lignocellulosic gene transcription in C1A, the contribution of various CAZyme gene families to biomass degradation in C1A, and the significance of gene expansion and duplication observed in the C1A genome on its lignocellulolytic capabilities.
We hereby make a case for increased taxon sampling in genomic studies in order to address the patterns and processes of organellar genome evolution in green algae.
To address how the pattern of correlations among lPFC neurons would vary during this transformation of information, we analyzed the synchrony of neuronal activity separately from changes in the firing rates of individual neurons.
