The phrase "analogous patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing similarities or comparable structures in different contexts, such as in science, art, or social behavior.
Example: "The study revealed analogous patterns in the migration habits of both species, suggesting a shared environmental influence."
Alternatives: "similar patterns" or "comparable patterns".
You'll see the sand arrange itself into interesting patterns, dependent on the tension of the drum head, its dimensions, etc. Studying Sol's interior by looking for analogous patterns on its incandescent face is known as helioseismology, an active -- if largely unpronounceable -- research area that uses sound as a probe of our home star.
Analogous patterns also appear in other scenarios, i.e. lipids, metals, ceramics, Potts model, iron garnet, cucumber, geography and cosmological models as remarked in the literature [13].
Recently, McClain et al. [12] made an important advance by testing for analogous patterns of body size evolution in a non-insular system.
Our findings suggest that analogous patterns might exist at much lower frequencies observable in fMRI even though the exact nature of these connectivity patterns remains to be investigated.
A powerful method of distinguishing between the competing explanations is to test for the presence of analogous patterns in systems that share some, but not all of the ecological characteristics of island habitats [4], [12], [34].
Aquilegia flowers do not have the same kind of morphological grades observed in magnoliid dicots but the presence of petaloid sepals and the stamen-derived staminodia may provide analogous patterns.
In order to investigate the existence of an analogous pattern during lower limb joints movements, functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) was used.
SC03 showed an analogous pattern to SC01, which had larger amplitude along the southern Korean Peninsula and smaller amplitude at Jeju.
The regional average annual deforestation rate was 2.6%, but varied locally between −1.8% (regeneration) and 5.3%, with maximum rates in landscapes with 40 60% forest cover and highest edge densities, showing an analogous pattern to the spread of disease.
An analogous pattern was not obtained for judgments of female targets.
An analogous pattern was seen for residence in a low transmission village (Figure 2).
