The phrase "and time pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the timing or scheduling aspects of a particular subject, such as in research, analysis, or project management.
Example: "The study examines the frequency and time pattern of social media usage among teenagers."
Alternatives: "and timing structure of" or "and temporal pattern of".
The dose and time-pattern of sitting has been suggested in public health research to be an important determinant of risk for developing a number of diseases, including cardiovascular disorders and diabetes.
The TMS score reflects well the development of MOF, and the time pattern of the TMS score is associated with overall mortality.
Fig. 3 Time pattern of pain.
NERClassifierCombiner allows for multiple CRFs to be used together, and has options for recognizing numeric sequence patterns and time patterns with the rule-based NER of SUTime.
We believe that the concepts and metrics presented in this study can be of general interest in occupational and public health research addressing time patterns of dichotomous exposures, for instance activity/inactivity during work and leisure.
This quantitative review confirmed that RNA and CD4 have very different time patterns of clinical prognostic value during untreated HIV-1 infection [4].
Over time, patterns of erosion and sedimentation have been continually modified via the variable imposition of anthropogenic discontinuities and linkages on fragmented hillslope sediment cascades, which eventually caused the complicated soilscape pattern.
Individual exposures to particulate matter differ (a) according to time patterns of behaviour and (b) with the varying degrees of protection provided by buildings against penetration and persistence of outdoor particles.
The project, in collaboration with the Met, aims to explore the relationship between detailed patterns of police activities and the space-time pattern of recorded incidents.
