The phrase "authoritarian pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a recurring or typical behavior or structure that is characterized by authoritarianism in various contexts, such as governance, social dynamics, or organizational behavior.
Example: "The study revealed an authoritarian pattern in the management style, leading to decreased employee morale and creativity."
Alternatives: "authoritarian model" or "authoritarian framework".
Organized on an authoritarian pattern and operating in a semi clandestine manner, the Panthers obscure the specific roles of individual members.
It is a deeply authoritarian pattern familiar from leaders such as Hugo Chávez, the self-declared illiberal Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán and Turkish president Reccep Tayyip Erdoğan.
The transition of the country from a Communist authoritarian pattern of emergency preparedness to a democratically civilian emergency system challenges the assessment of emergency preparedness and adds more complexity in designing a better and efficient system.
But recently Morsi's actions had started to resemble the authoritarian patterns of the past regime.
Politics in Egypt continued to follow authoritarian patterns, as Mubārak was reelected to the presidency without opposition in 1987 , 1993 and 1999, and although opposition candidates contested the 2005 election, he was reelected that year as well.
Still, Peru is probably safe from any drastic measures, in large part because the Clinton Administration is reluctant to punish a strong ally in the war against drugs and because Peru is not alone among its peers in slipping back into old authoritarian patterns.
By Elissa Curtis January 7, 2013 In this week's issue of the magazine, Peter Hessler writes about the growing hostility in Egypt toward the Muslim Brotherhood and the country's first democratically elected President, Mohamed Morsi, whose actions have recently "started to resemble the authoritarian patterns of the past regime".
In this week's issue of the magazine, Peter Hessler writes about the growing hostility in Egypt toward the Muslim Brotherhood and the country's first democratically elected President, Mohamed Morsi, whose actions have recently "started to resemble the authoritarian patterns of the past regime".
Russia is not condemned to authoritarian rule.
In the original formation of their character, the authoritarians established the pattern of surrendering to a powerful authority figure.
A similar pattern of authoritarian control and stubbornness marked Ford's attitude toward his workers.
