The phrase "an identical pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that shows the same arrangement or structure as something else.
Example: "The researchers discovered an identical pattern of behavior in both species during the experiment."
Alternatives: "a similar pattern of" or "the same pattern of".
An ANOVA performed on RT data revealed an identical pattern of results as in Experiment 1.
No two antibodies had an identical pattern of reactivity with the modified proteins.
On the buyer side, we see an identical pattern of highly valuable repeat purchasing emerge: .
Narrow bands embellished with an identical pattern of a narrow, curving vine with three-toothed leaves, branch off the upper and lower points of both large diamond medallions.
For example, although racial profiling data are rarely, if ever, disaggregated by gender and race, when race and gender are considered together, researchers find that 'for both men and women there is an identical pattern of stops by race/ ethnicity.'".
As referred above, blad exhibits an identical pattern of synthesis and accumulation in all four Lupinus species studied.
Therefore, we explored a possible gender confound by repeating all analyses while additionally covarying for gender, and an identical pattern of results emerged.
Multiple independent studies have shown an identical pattern of higher risk estimates for serrated (hyperplastic) polyps than for adenomas [16], [17], [19] in long-term and current smokers.
Two independently generated lines show an identical pattern of expression of hippocampal expression, suggesting that this is not due to a positional effect of transgene integration.
As in the results of the microarray analysis, all these genes depicted an identical pattern of alteration as compared to the control.
We obtained almost an identical pattern of labeling for all the three non-SMC subunits of the condensin I complex during spermatogonial mitosis and both meiotic divisions.
