The phrase "altered patterns of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications in behaviors, trends, or systems.
Example: "The study revealed altered patterns of consumer behavior following the economic downturn."
Alternatives: "modified trends of" or "changed behaviors of".
Stress causes alterations in hippocampal networks, including altered patterns of neurogenesis and remodeling of dendrites [ 13, 14].
Here, we examine whether asymptomatic Parkin mutation carriers show altered patterns of brain activity during processing of facial gestures, and whether such altered patterns of brain activity can compensate for latent deficits in facial emotion recognition.
Human intervention has strongly altered patterns of river runoff.
For example, altered patterns of electrical activation lead primarily to electrical remodeling, without significant structural remodeling.
The career of the Turkish writer Fatma Aliye shows how a combination of new institutions, technology and altered patterns of thought were changing society with a convulsive force.
It successfully mimicked altered patterns of bovine TB in the UK, including the changes seen after controls were reduced during the foot-and-mouth epidemic of 2002.
This study aims to determine whether children with non-verbal learning disability (NVLD) show altered patterns of brain structure, function, and connectivity relative to typically developing children.
Rapid human-induced conversion and degradation of natural habitats has severely altered patterns of species occupancy and population viability.
People with autism or Asperger Syndrome (AS) show altered patterns of brain activity during visual search and emotion recognition tasks.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate factors associated with, and postnatal consequences of, altered patterns of fetal growth in twins.
Here we report that distinctly altered patterns of circulating miR expression are observed in patients after treatment with dovitinib.
