The phrase "and its pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific subject and referring to the arrangement or structure associated with it.
Example: "The study focused on the behavior of the species and its pattern of migration throughout the year."
Alternatives: "and its structure" or "and its arrangement".
That story began simply too, and its pattern was repeated in theaters and dives all over town.
Simply including a line for "unexplained" discrepancies, as the I.M.F. did in its tables outlining state spending, is a pointed swipe at the government and its pattern of stonewalling the fund, Mr. Ganesan said.
In an E.K.G., electrodes are attached to your chest, limbs and abdomen to ascertain your heart rate and its pattern, as well as the size and thickness of the heart walls.
The average length cracking and its pattern in fiber reinforced concretes were different than control concrete.
In summary, neovascularization and its pattern are obviously influenced by the mechanical fixation.
The physics-based model predicts the values of cutting forces and its pattern more accurately than the Taylor-based rate-insensitive model.
DNA methylation has been studied for decades but it still only slowly revealing its normal physiological roles and its patterns of associations with human diseases and other phenotypes.
It can also be seen that collaboration may be provoked and its patterns dictated by specific policies such as those implemented by the E.C.
While Autonomy is not well known in the United States, it was considered a pioneer in the booming field of Big Data, and its pattern-seeking algorithms are at work at over 400 companies, including Oracle, Adobe, Cisco and, even before the purchase, Hewlett-Packard.
And what does this tell us about culture writ large and its patterns of evasion?
Since every drop of rain has to be conserved, the indigenous knowledge is based on the sensitive observation of rainfall and its patterns.
