The phrase "as their pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific model or example that others follow or replicate.
Example: "The students were encouraged to create their own designs, using the previous year's winners as their pattern."
Alternatives: "as their model" or "as their example".
The first human cities established by Canopus are products of pure mathematics, taking base geometrical shapes like the Square, Circle and Oval as their pattern.
--This morning, Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash). is sending a letter asking the Trump appointees leading HHS to explain what she views as their pattern of undermining evidence-based practices.
To do so it is important to examine them carefully for biases in features such as their pattern of substitutions or physical positioning.
Thus, between closely related species such as H. cydno and H. melpomene, rare hybrid individuals are likely to be strongly selected against, as their pattern will not be recognized by predators [ 12, 15].
In order to avoid redundancy we have not included correlations for each sex separately, as their pattern and magnitude were almost identical to those shown in Table 1 for the whole sample of 1456 rats.
One may hypothesize that a minor subset of a tumor cell population may behave like pseudo-cancer-stem-cells as their pattern of chromosomal gains and losses is permissive for further somatic tumor cell evolution while evolution of the predominating tumor cell clones is blocked by constraints of its genome architecture.
The temperature oscillations that animate these regions might be perfectly tolerable or even pleasurable for many people so long as their patterns of living are suitably synchronized.
Although they have been used for decades, the shape and design of introducers and stylets as well as their patterns of use are constantly evolving.
The remaining 5 providers (29%) could be considered mis-classifications as their patterns could be explained by special characteristics of the provider.
In section 4, we estimate both inter-occupational and intra-occupational wage differentials as well as their patterns over the earnings distribution using quantile regressions.
Smaller objects like dominoes were found to be the trickiest to set, as their patterns would be less predictable than larger and bulkier objects, which are more predominant in the later parts of the machine.
