The phrase "an international pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing trends, behaviors, or practices that are observed across multiple countries or cultures.
Example: "The study revealed an international pattern of increasing digital communication among young adults."
Alternatives: "a global trend" or "a worldwide pattern".
This decline in "internal migration" in England and Wales is part of a wider international pattern, with similar falls in mobility in the United States, say the researchers.
Along with providing another riveting chapter in the story of Sarkozy — perhaps France's best-loved and most hated politician — the affaire des écoutes ("the wiretapping affair") illustrates a larger international pattern: the increasingly pervasive and invasive surveillance of daily life has created a backlash on both sides of the Atlantic.
Along with providing another riveting chapter in the story of Sarkozy perhaps France's best-loved and most hated politician the affaire des écoutes ("the wiretapping affair") illustrates a larger international pattern: the increasingly pervasive and invasive surveillance of daily life has created a backlash on both sides of the Atlantic.
Krugman's introduction is a valuable guide to research that has delved anew into the causes of international trade and reopened basic questions about the international pattern of specialization, the effects of protectionism, and what constitutes an optimal trade policy.
When it comes to the international pattern of corruption, the beginning of wisdom is to know how little we know.
If such a process were to unfold, leaving the death penalty an all southern institution, it is possible that even a court dominated by conservatives and cautious liberals would decide that such a sectional institution was inherently cruel and usual (especially if they at least subrosa considered the international pattern).
However, it can also be shown that this international pattern only represents the patterns of Austria, Germany, Malta, Slovenia and Spain rather well.
Latin America follows the international pattern of fomenting scientific cooperation among countries, linked with greater quality and fortified scientific capacity [ 32].
The increase in asthma in English-speaking countries and the international pattern of the disease suggests the role of environmental factors in the etiology of asthma.
