The phrase "also the pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing similarities, trends, or recurring themes in a particular context.
Example: "The study revealed not only the results of the experiment but also the pattern of behavior exhibited by the subjects."
Alternatives: "as well as the pattern of" or "in addition to the pattern of".
It is also the pattern of homicide among hunter-gatherers, who all, despite their primitive technology, have astonishingly high rates of violent death.
Most of these scenes are shaped by a dynamic of violent argument fading into docile reconciliation, which Ms. Taylor and Mr. Bologna explain is also the pattern of their marriage and the secret of its success.
AVAR: We took inspiration from looking at sharkskin, at snakeskin, and also the pattern of a leopard, and kind of fused all of those together, and that's kind of how we came up with, you know, this pattern.
Physiologically, the drug was observed to advance the body's natural melatonin-production cycle, and also the pattern of "rapid-eye-movement" sleep, during which most dreaming takes place, and which is believed to be important for the consolidation of memories.
Also the pattern of interaction entertained with an object may influence the way conceptualization is done.
Density affected also the pattern of leaf distribution, length and number of branches, and internode length.
Also, the patterning of Au layer is provided using two-beam interference method.
Behavioral patterns describe not only just patterns of objects or classes but also the patterns of communication between them.
Also, the patterns of special economic zones illustrate the spatial expressions of globalization in restructuring mega-regional landscapes in the Philippines.
Also, the patterns of performance as a function of target amplitude are bow-shaped, in clear contradiction of Fitts' law.
We not only compared the amounts of variation, but also the patterns of landmark shifts associated with individual variation and FA.
