The phrase "and other patterns of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional types or variations of a specific category or concept.
Example: "The study examined various forms of behavior, including aggression, cooperation, and other patterns of social interaction."
Alternatives: "and additional types of" or "as well as other forms of".
This and other patterns of residue conservation suggest that differential DNA sequence recognition may play a role in HOM protein function in a wide range of organisms.
Brown is also, his book reveals, prone to a strange affliction of tics, rituals and other patterns of obsessive behaviour, which began in childhood with a compulsion to knock his knees together, and didn't end there.
Things like dried up riverbeds, sedimentary rock formations, round spherules known as Martian blueberries and other patterns of erosion teach us that -- at one point long ago -- Mars likely had oceans covering its surface more than a mile deep.
Those doing the best seemed to be those of us who eventually had sought counseling and discovered the missing link between eating disorders and other patterns of thinking and behavior.
These and other patterns of leukocyte dynamics uncovered here correlate with disease severity and treatment, suggest potential new treatments, and extend our understanding of lupus pathology as a complex autoimmune disease involving many arms of the immune system.
Response was defined as the percentage of fibrosis and other patterns of pathological response attributable to tumor reduction at surgery.
The incredible diversity of eyespots and other patterns on the wings of butterflies all comes down to the timing of gene expression, a new study finds.
And some other patterns of polymorphism, including polymorphism of 6-base pair (bp) insertion (6+/6+ genotype) in the 3' untranslated region and a G/C polymorphism in the 3R VNTR allele can possibly explain these inconclusive data [ 40].
In a qualitative study, we interviewed selected caregivers from the original study sample [ 28] and identified other patterns of use, for example, periods of intensive uses separated by extended nonuse periods.
We do, however, recognise that the guidelines reflect limits aimed at reducing chronic harm and that other patterns of alcohol consumption prevalent in students may also present a serious threat to health.
Instead, they sought to identify geographic and other patterns in the chemical contamination of fish worldwide.
