The phrase "amount and pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing quantities and their arrangements or distributions in various contexts, such as data analysis, statistics, or design.
Example: "The amount and pattern of rainfall this season have significantly affected crop yields."
Alternatives: "quantity and arrangement" or "volume and structure".
Factors determining the most efficient drainage system design for a particular property include soil type, land configuration, amount and pattern of rainfall, and types of crops to be grown.
The avian diversity was found to be sensitive to both the amount and pattern of land cover.
The goal of this study was to examine differential effects of amount and pattern of prenatal alcohol exposure on child outcome.
To determine the relative amount and pattern of degradation on glacial moraines we use a well-documented moraine degradation model that uses both local slope and a proportionality constant to determine the diamicton transport rate.
Study scenes depicted close-up vista views of clear-cuts, an unharvested forest, and a full set of harvests that varied by amount and pattern of green-tree retention, and by landscape design.
This study predicted the amount and pattern of sedimentation for use in estimation of the useful lifespan of reservoirs and identification of optimal locations for outlets and intakes at the initial stages of dam design.
Most commonly, atmospheric CO2 concentration, temperature, precipitation amount and patterns, and nutrient input are altered according to certain global change scenarios, and plant responses (e.g. transpiration or biomass accumulation) are recorded.
However, there are notable differences between brain slices and the intact brain in both the amount and patterns of activity, especially in relation to the rhythmic synchronous neuronal events as reflected in the electroencephalogram (Steriade, 2001).
Thus, the aim of this cross-sectional study is to objectively measure and report the amount and patterns of PA/ST among Pakistani and Bangladeshi women (referred to as SA women for the purposes of this study) in Cardiff, Wales, examine potential socio-demographic correlates of PA/ST in this group, and to make recommendations for future research in this area.
The derivation of a new correction formula was necessary since the amount and patterns of underreporting might vary (1) over time; and (2) with the change of survey mode (face-to-face interview in KiGGS baseline vs. telephone interview in KiGGS Wave 1).
The amounts and pattern of decomposition differed considerably between metsulfuron and glucose.
