The phrase "and patterns in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing trends, behaviors, or characteristics within a specific context or subject matter.
Example: "The research focused on identifying and patterns in a variety of social interactions among different age groups."
Alternatives: "and trends in a" or "and characteristics in a".
"For men, my approach is about the combination of textures and patterns in a more architectural and functional way".
In these vistas you can almost literally watch the poison spread across vast areas of land and sea, creating stains and patterns in a startling palette of deathly grays, lurid rusts and chemical greens and blues.
Instead, he has just evolved to see numbers and patterns in a way which enables him to connect unrelated events.
The distribution of the number of runs and patterns in a sequence of multi-state trials or random permutations of a set of integers have been successfully used in various fields in applied probability, statistics and discrete mathematics.
While physically based explanations of biological speciation are common (e.g., mountains separating a species can lead to speciation), less common is the inverse process examined: can a speciation event have significant influence on physical processes and patterns in a landscape?
A bright butterfly that's toxic or distasteful to birds soon generates imposters among its kind who imitate its colors and patterns in a kind of visual identity theft.
Identifying trends and patterns in an organization is a good starting point to mitigate systemic problems as well as identifying threats.
Some genuine cleaner fish, such as gobies and wrasse, have the same colours and patterns, in an example of convergent evolution.
Health care seeking choices and patterns in an urban area especially in an informal settlement is very difficult to map out.
TAS3 targeting of a gene coding for an Auxin Response Factor (ARF3) is important for developmental timing and patterning in A. thaliana [ 32].
Maybe it is our analytical human brains, through the eye, searching for order, meaning and pattern in a random design.
