The phrase "as other patterns of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing or relating something to different patterns or trends in a specific context.
Example: "The results of this study align with the findings as other patterns of behavior observed in similar demographics."
Alternatives: "like other patterns of" or "similar to other patterns of".
In contrast, patients with p16 tumors and wild-type TP53 were half as likely to relapse as those with other patterns of tumor mutation; this finding was consistent with a previous finding about oropharyngeal cancer [ 12].
No cases were classified as having macrovesicular steatosis or nonzonal necrosis as the dominant pathology pattern of injury, although both were noted as components of other patterns of injury.
As with several other patterns of behaviour that tend to generate frauds, the dynamic by which a difficult audit partner gets overruled or removed happens so often, and reproduces itself so exactly, that it must reflect a fairly deep and ubiquitous incentive problem that will be very difficult to remove.
Taken together, these data indicate that deficiency in core circadian component, BMAL1, affects not only rhythmicity in locomotor activity, but other patterns of behavior as well.
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.
Genes with flat trajectories across all ages were defined as "static", and those with other patterns of expression (e.g., increasing, then decreasing or decreasing, then increasing) were categorized as "other".
Response was defined as the percentage of fibrosis and other patterns of pathological response attributable to tumor reduction at surgery.
Insufficient prevalence also precluded formation of study groups based on other patterns of comorbidity, such as tic or depressive disorder.
All other patterns of answers, such as a "don't know" or a "don't take the medication response to the follow-up after giving a "take the medication" response to the baseline, or vice versa, constitute change responses.
