The phrase "an orderly pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation that is methodically arranged. For example, "The bookshelves in my library are arranged in an orderly pattern."
Cleavage in most animals follows an orderly pattern, with the first division being in the plane of the main axis of the egg.
In mature bone, trabeculae are arranged in an orderly pattern that provides continuous units of bony tissue aligned parallel with the lines of major compressive or tensile force.
White clouds lined up in an orderly pattern across the plain blue sky on a recent Saturday afternoon as the twentieth annual Gateway to Nations Pow Wow went on below them.
The compression extends to meter, Mr. Gilberto omitting beats at the end of an orderly pattern and throwing completed phrases in our laps before the ear is ready to receive them.
Regularities and trends in the properties of the elements are best understood in terms of the periodic table, an orderly pattern seen when the elements are arranged in order of increasing atomic number.
But my experiences illustrate that not all careers in polar science follow an orderly pattern.
All the adsorbents did not have any orderly pattern.
It is positive throughout most of the curve, similarly to the limaçon, without any orderly pattern.
Scaling relationships between various parts of the brain – that is, the variation in size of one brain part compared with another as the overall brain size changes – are known to follow a very orderly pattern.
Compared with the limaçon, the equi-affine curvature of the lemniscate, as depicted in the bottom left panels of Figs. 8, and 9, exhibits a less orderly pattern.
She has flown above her own history to construct a surreal but orderly pattern: a fiction that's stranger than her truth but shares its bones.
