The phrase "assumed the pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how something has taken on a specific form, structure, or behavior that resembles another.
Example: "The new design for the product assumed the pattern of its predecessor, incorporating familiar features that users loved."
Alternatives: "adopted the form of" or "took on the characteristics of".
Someone did an experiment with an aquarium and a chessboard and the flounder assumed the pattern of the board.
The game quickly assumed the pattern of Reading being comfortably held at bay as they pressed for an opener, while the visitors tried to catch out their hosts on the counter attack.
Temperatures at depth are dependent on the surface heat flow and since one dimensional, vertical, heat conduction has been assumed the pattern of temperature distribution at depth reflects that of surface heat flow.
When any of these interactions were significant we assumed the pattern of findings to be different for women and men and reported them separately.
Even so, we may assume, the pattern of Peter's and Paul's preferences is the same in the second case as it is in the first, because each of them prefers to have more for himself than to have less.
In mice, the classical concept assumes the pattern of embryonic tooth primordia and their signalling centres correspond to the pattern of adult teeth.
Another reason for scepticism is that, contrary to what Giacalone et al assume, the pattern of predicting factors of general and mental fatigue is very similar.
Assuming the pattern of MES-4 dependent H3K36me3 is consistent in the PGCs, this would create a chromatin status in the 5' region of germline-expressed genes similar to that described above for gene bodies in yeast that is, enriched in H3K36me3 and low in H3K4me.
Past studies assumed that the pattern of declining birth rates observed in Asia and Latin America in recent decades would be repeated in Africa.
As a result, in this project, it is coarsely assumed that, the pattern of light sleep is moving at least 20 times during 30 mins before set alarm time.
It might be assumed that the pattern of clinical malaria disease among children of similar age and apparent exposure history living in endemic areas would follow a Poisson distribution (no over-dispersion).
